How to Create Branded, Professional CVs That Reflect Your Agency's Style
Every agency has a house style. Some prefer clean sans-serif. Others want tighter spacing to fit more on a page. Until now, you could set a logo and brand color. The rest was fixed.
That changes today.
What you can customize
Open PDF Settings from the header. You will see new options alongside the existing logo and color picker.
Font family. Nine typefaces to pick from: Poppins, Inter, Roboto, Montserrat, Open Sans, Lato, Raleway, Nunito Sans, and Familjen Grotesk. Each one is bundled with proper weight variants (regular, medium, semibold, bold), so headings and body text render correctly.
Font size. Scale the entire document down to 90% or up to 110%. Useful when a CV runs just slightly over a page break or when you want more breathing room.
Corner radius. Control how rounded elements like skill badges and section headers look. Options range from small (subtle rounding) to full (pill-shaped).
Spacing. Choose between compact, comfort, and spacious layouts. This affects the vertical rhythm between sections, so a dense CV can breathe a little more without manual editing.
Live preview
All changes apply instantly. The PDF in your editor updates as you pick a different font or adjust spacing. No need to export first. If you have focus mode enabled, you see the result in real time on the right side of your screen.
Settings auto-save after you stop making changes, so there is no submit button to forget.
What else is new
We also added a legal notice field. Type a short footnote (up to 200 characters) and it appears at the bottom of every exported PDF. Useful for disclaimers or copyright lines.
The old "Branding" drawer has been replaced by "PDF Settings" to better describe what it actually does.
Your settings apply to every PDF you export going forward, across all candidates and resumes.
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