Turn your resume into a personal website
Upload your resume and get a personal site with its own link that you can put in applications, email signatures and your LinkedIn.
Upload and startFree to start. No credit card.
What you get
- Built only from your real history. Anything missing gets a labeled placeholder, never a made-up job.
- Print-ready and ATS-friendly, with a download-as-PDF button.
- Works on phones: layouts stack, and text stays readable.
- Public, or behind a password if you only want recruiters to see it.
How it works
- 1Upload your resume as a PDF or Word file.
- 2Snazzlo builds the site, reviews it in a real browser, and shows you a live preview.
- 3Publish it at yourname.snazzlo.com, public or behind a password.
Questions
- How much does it cost?
- There are two prices: building and hosting, and your first site gets both free. Building: $50 of building is free, once, across all your sites; after that you pay only for the changes you ask for, billed on the 1st and never more than a limit you set. Hosting: your first site stays online free with a free snazzlo.com address or your own domain; each extra site is $99 a year or $10 a month, with its own name and no Snazzlo label.
- Can I keep the page private?
- Yes. Any site can be public or behind a password you choose, and you can switch later.
- Can I change it after it's published?
- Yes. Ask for changes in plain words, and republish. Every version is saved, so you can go back to one.