Aubergine CV template
A dark column runs the full height of the page, with a round, white-ringed photo at the top and your name set large beside it. Aubergine relies on contrast, so it still reads well when printed in black and white.
6 colours to choose from
No account needed. What you type stays in your browser.
At a glance
| Photo | Yes, except in countries where it’s discouraged |
|---|---|
| Layout | Two columns |
| Colours | 6 colours to choose from |
| Paper size | A4 or US Letter, depending on the country |
| CV language | Any of 12 languages |
What makes it different
- Contact details, education, languages and interests live in the dark column, leaving the light side for your experience.
- Skills are shown as small circular gauges, which say more than a plain list.
- All six shades stay deep and understated: aubergine, midnight blue, forest green, burgundy, charcoal and indigo.
Who it suits
Candidates with solid experience to show who want something modern: marketing, sales, engineering, finance, HR.
Where it works best
You can use it anywhere, but it’s a particularly good fit for CVs aimed at:
- Germany, Austria, German-speaking Switzerland
- China, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong
- Singapore and Southeast Asia
- Gulf and Middle East
- Central and Eastern Europe
- France and French-speaking countries
If you pick a country where photos are discouraged, such as the United States or the United Kingdom, the editor leaves the photo out and shows your initials instead.
How it works
- Open the template and choose the country you’re applying in. Paper size and sections adjust automatically.
- Fill in the fields. The preview updates as you type.
- Try another colour or template if you like, then download your CV as a PDF.
