Build your one-page Resume with AI in under 5 minutes

Build a print-optimized one-page resume / CV with serif-headers / sans-body typography, dated work experience, education, categorized skills, optional projects + languages — and a 'Save as PDF' button. Generated from a single prompt and ready to hand to a recruiter.

Hoe het werkt

Stap 1

Beschrijf je idee

Schrijf een prompt die beschrijft wat je wilt.

Stap 2

AI bouwt het

FloopFloop genereert productieklare code direct.

Stap 3

Deploy & ga live

Je project wordt gehost op een eigen subdomein in minuten.

Waarom bouwen met AI in plaats van een developer inhuren?

	FloopFloop	Traditionele developer
Tijd tot lancering	Minder dan 5 minuten	2-8 weken
Kosten	Vanaf €0	€5.000 - €50.000+
Onderhoud	Inbegrepen	Doorlopend contract

What is a one-page resume?

A one-page resume is a personal landing page with a job to do: convince a recruiter, in less than a minute of scanning, that you're worth a conversation. The format is forgiving — most recruiters expect a familiar shape (header, summary, experience, education, skills) — but the details matter. The print PDF should look identical to the on-screen version. The font hierarchy should let the eye jump from job title to dates to bullet points without losing track. Skills should be specific enough to match keyword filters but not so generic that they pad the page. A web-hosted resume has one more advantage over a static PDF: you can update it the day you ship something new, and the same URL keeps working. Recruiters see your latest version, and you stop emailing slightly-different drafts to LinkedIn connections.

Common features

Print-optimized CSS so PDF export matches the browser view
Header with name, role, location, and contact links
Two-column or single-column layout — picks one and respects it
Dated experience entries with role, company, and bullet-pointed achievements
Skills section with capability tags or proficiency markers
Education, certifications, and selected publications or talks
Save-as-PDF button that bakes in the current layout
Custom domain support so the URL doubles as a personal brand
Privacy-respecting links — no third-party analytics by default
Semantic HTML so ATS systems parse it correctly

Real-world examples

Engineer's resume

Reverse-chronological experience with tech-stack badges, links to live projects, and quantified impact statements per role.

Designer's resume

Visual layout with selected work thumbnails, tools list, and links to a deeper portfolio for hiring managers who want more.

Career-pivot resume

Skills-led structure (rather than chronological) that foregrounds transferable capabilities and recent learning projects.

Why FloopFloop fits one-page resume projects

Your resume is the page you update the least often and regret the most when you have to. FloopFloop turns the dreaded LaTeX-fight into a sentence: 'add a new role at ACME as Senior Engineer, with these bullet points'. The page redeploys at the same URL, the print layout still matches, and the recruiter you sent it to last week sees the new version when they click the link again. When you're applying for something specific, ask for a variation that emphasises certain skills, host it at a private subdomain, and you have a tailored resume ready for the next conversation.

Probeer deze prompts

Kopieer een prompt en plak deze in FloopFloop om te beginnen.

Build a one-page resume for a senior backend engineer. Header has name + headline + 3-line summary + mailto/tel/website/github/linkedin links. Three jobs in Experience (10+ years total) with bulleted impact points, one university entry in Education, four skill categories (Languages, Infra, Practice, Tools), and two open-source projects in Selected Projects. Serif section titles, sans body, charcoal-on-bone palette. Print-friendly: @page A4 with 16mm margins, theme toggle hidden on the printed PDF.

Create an academic CV for a postdoc researcher. Replace Selected Projects with a Publications section (paper title, venue, year, optional DOI link). Add a Teaching section between Education and Skills listing courses taught and TA assignments. Keep the print-ready layout — saving as PDF should produce a recruiter-ready document without manual editing.

Design a designer's resume with a sidebar layout: profile photo + contact details on the left, scrollable Experience/Education/Skills column on the right. Sans-serif throughout (no serif) and a single accent colour for section dividers. Save-as-PDF still produces a clean single-column A4 by collapsing the sidebar into the main flow on print.

Build a print-only resume for a marketing manager. Optimized for paper — drop the theme toggle entirely. Header includes a one-line objective. Experience uses a date-on-left / role-on-right grid; bullets use the STAR framework (Situation, Task, Action, Result) with each bullet starting with an action verb. Skills section uses comma-separated text not chips, to maximize info per square inch.

Veelgestelde vragen

Does the resume actually print cleanly?

Yes — @page rules in globals.css set A4 dimensions with 16mm margins (recruiter-standard), force light-mode colours regardless of the visitor's screen theme, and use `break-inside: avoid` on every `.resume-entry` so a single job's bullet points don't get split across pages. The PrintButton + ThemeToggle floating chrome hides on print via `print:hidden`.

Where do I edit the content?

All resume data lives as `const` arrays at the top of `src/app/page.tsx.hbs` — HEADER, EXPERIENCE, EDUCATION, SKILLS, PROJECTS, LANGUAGES. Replace the seed values inline (or refine into the chat with your actual content) and the page rerenders. No DB, no API — the whole thing is a static document.

Can I save the page as a PDF?

Click the 'Print / PDF' button in the top-right (or hit ⌘P / Ctrl+P) — the browser's print dialog includes a 'Save as PDF' destination. The @page CSS rules + per-entry break-inside-avoid produce a recruiter-ready PDF without manual editing.

Is the dark mode for the printed PDF too?

No — @media print forces light-mode colours via `color-scheme: light !important` so the saved PDF is always black-on-white. Dark mode is screen-only for visitors who prefer it.

Can I add custom sections like Publications or Awards?

Yes. Each section is its own component in src/components/resume/ — copy ExperienceSection or EducationSection as a starting point, swap the field names, and drop the new component into page.tsx.hbs. The codegen agent can scaffold this in a refine prompt: 'add a Publications section between Education and Skills with paper title, venue, year, and optional DOI link.'

Will the print output fit on one page?

That depends on the content density — the template ships seed data that comfortably lands on one A4 sheet, but heavy content (10+ jobs, long bullet lists) can spill to a second page. The `.resume-entry` class is on every dated row so the page break never lands mid-entry; if you really need to fit one page, refine into the chat asking for 'tighten the line-height and section spacing to fit on one page.'

How does it compare to the developer-portfolio template?

developer-portfolio is a projects-and-tech-stack-focused personal website with hero + featured projects + about — built for the screen. The resume template is a single-page document optimized for print and the recruiter's first 30 seconds. Use developer-portfolio as a `yourname.dev` and resume as the PDF you attach to a job application.

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