Resume builder — one-click sign-in, no form-filling.
No 'create a password, confirm your email, fill in your phone, verify your card, choose a plan.' One Google click and you're in the editor. The fastest path from intent to a downloadable resume in the niche.
Why we don't have a signup form
Long signup flows exist to capture lead data and increase friction so users feel sunk-cost-locked into paying. Neither serves you. Resumap takes one step: Google one-tap, or a code we email you. We get an email address (and a name, if Google supplies one, so we can label your resumes); you get the editor.
No Google account needed. Type your email instead and we send a six-digit code — same result, no password either way. The Google route is simply the faster of the two if you have one.
What happens after you click sign in
- Google one-tap, or the code from your inbox (seconds either way).
- You land in the dashboard with a "New resume" button.
- Pick a template, fill in your data — auto-saves as you go.
- Click export — clean PDF, no watermark, no payment prompt.
What we don't ask for
- Password to invent and remember.
- Phone number for "verification."
- Credit card or trial setup.
- Pre-filled resume upload to harvest your data.
- Newsletter opt-in checkbox pre-checked.
Why long signup forms cost you the user.
Three numbers on what a typical resume-builder signup actually demands, and what happens when it does.
in a typical signup
email, password, password confirm, phone, name — before you've even seen a template. Each field drops a percentage of users.
extra round-trip
before you can build anything. Often arrives 30+ seconds late, sometimes in spam, sometimes never.
is all Resumap needs
Google confirms the account in 5 seconds, or you type a six-digit code we email you. No password to invent, no card either way. Then you're in the editor.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to create a password?
No, and there is no way to create one. Either Google handles it, or we email you a six-digit code that works once. You will never have a Resumap password to forget.
What does Resumap see from my Google account?
Your email and your name. That's it. We don't read Gmail, Drive, or anything else — read the OAuth consent screen at signup; the scopes are minimal. Sign in by email and we see only the address you typed.
Can I sign up with email instead of Google?
Yes. Enter your email and we send a six-digit code; type it in and you are signed in. There is no password at any point — which is also why an in-app browser (Instagram, Facebook) is fine here even though Google blocks its own sign-in inside those.
Can I sign out and come back later?
Yes. Your resumes are persisted to your account; sign back in any time, your work is there.
Is there a guest / no-account mode?
Not currently — auto-save and revision history both need an account to attach to. We're tracking interest in a guest mode for one-off use cases.
Try it now — no credit card, no email gate.
Sign in once — Google or an emailed code — build your resume, download the PDF. No watermark. No subscription. That's the whole product.