FAQ

Who is Rezume for?
Anyone who wants a professional resume hosted on their own WordPress site — job seekers, freelancers, consultants, educators, and agencies.

Where are my resumes stored?
Each resume is a rezume_resume custom post type entry. You edit it in the block editor like any WordPress post.

Can I share a resume publicly?
Yes. Publish a resume to get a clean public page at /resume/{slug}/ that you can share directly.

Does Rezume work with my theme?
Yes. Published resumes use a dedicated front-end template designed for readable resume output, independent of most theme layouts.

Do I need the block editor?
Yes. Rezume is built for Gutenberg. Classic Editor is not supported.

How many resumes can I create on the free plan?
One resume. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited resumes.

Can I download my resume as a PDF?
PDF download is available on Rezume Pro when enabled under Rezume → Settings. Published resumes expose a download endpoint that opens a print-ready view.

Can I add a profile photo?
Headshot show/hide is a Pro feature. On the free plan, resumes use a text-only layout.

Is Rezume translation-ready?
Yes. Rezume uses the rezume text domain throughout admin and front-end strings.

Does Rezume load fonts from Google?
The free plan uses Arial only and does not connect to Google. On Pro, selecting Roboto, Open Sans, or Source Sans Pro loads font stylesheets from Google Fonts in the admin and on published pages. Other Pro fonts use system or bundled CSS only.

Where can I get support?
Visit the WordPress.org support forum for community help with the free plugin.