Yes. The CV maker is free and always will be, and you do not need an account to use it. Workers never pay us for anything.

Do I need to have a CV already?

No. If you have one in any language, upload it and the fields fill themselves. If you do not, type the few things we ask for and we write it.

Can I upload a photo of my CV?

Yes. A clear photo taken with your phone works, as does a PDF. We read the picture.

What language is the CV written in?

English, whatever language you write your notes in. Your name is never translated.

Will you invent things to make it look better?

No. We write only what you tell us. A CV that claims a certificate you do not have will lose you the job at the interview, or later.

How do I get the PDF?

Press Save as PDF. Your browser's print window opens and you choose Save as PDF as the destination. It works on a phone and on a computer.

WorkuroAI

Make a free CV that European employers can read

Type what you do, or upload the CV you already have in any language. You get back a clean one-page CV in English, ready to send or to print as a PDF. Free, no account needed.

Workuro AI does the writing.

Not a form with boxes to fill. Workuro AI reads whatever you already have - a photo of a paper CV, a PDF, a few lines typed on a phone, in any language - and turns it into the one page an employer in Europe can read. Then it does the part no other tool does: it tells you what the country you are going to will actually ask you for.

It reads what you haveA photograph of a paper CV in your own language is enough. You do not type it twice.
It writes the way employers readOne clean page in English, in the order an European employer scans it: trade, years, tickets, what you have actually worked on.
It checks you against the countryThe certificate, the permit route and the language level your destination asks for, each one linked to the authority that publishes the rule.

Free, no account, and the CV is yours to keep.

What a European employer expects on a CV

One page, in English

A hiring manager in Germany or the Netherlands reads dozens a day. One page in English gets read; five pages in another language does not.

Your trade at the top

Welder, caregiver, truck driver. The word they searched for should be the first thing they see, not buried in a paragraph.

What you did, not what you are like

"Welded pipe joints to ISO 9606-1" tells them something. "Hardworking team player" tells them nothing and every CV says it.

Licences and certificates by name

Ticket numbers, licence classes, certificate names. This is what decides whether you can start on site or not.

Languages with a level

"English - good" is useful. Leaving it out makes them guess, and they guess low.

A way to reach you that works

An email you actually open, and a phone number with the country code. Most offers die here.

Questions

Is it really free?: Yes. The CV maker is free and always will be, and you do not need an account to use it. Workers never pay us for anything.
Do I need to have a CV already?: No. If you have one in any language, upload it and the fields fill themselves. If you do not, type the few things we ask for and we write it.
Can I upload a photo of my CV?: Yes. A clear photo taken with your phone works, as does a PDF. We read the picture.
What language is the CV written in?: English, whatever language you write your notes in. Your name is never translated.
Will you invent things to make it look better?: No. We write only what you tell us. A CV that claims a certificate you do not have will lose you the job at the interview, or later.
How do I get the PDF?: Press Save as PDF. Your browser's print window opens and you choose Save as PDF as the destination. It works on a phone and on a computer.