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How to Create an Account and Generate a CV on Sprint CV

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Creating a Personal CV Manager account and generating a CV on Sprint CV is quick and easy. Whether you’re starting fresh or importing an existing CV, Sprint CV’s platform guides you through the entire process. Follow this step-by-step guide and learn how to create an account and generate a CV quickly!

How to Create an Account

To begin, open the Sprint CV homepage and locate the Sign Up button in the top right corner. Select Personal CV Manager from the options.


In the new window, choose the “personal” option and then enter your name, surname, email. Afterwards, choose a secure password of at least 8 characters. Review the terms of service and privacy policy, then decide if you’d like to receive updates by email. Complete the REcaptcha and click Sign Up.

How to create an account - Sign up window.


Next, check your email inbox for a confirmation message. Click the link in the email to verify your account.

How to create an account - Email Confirmation.

Once confirmed, you’ll be redirected to log in for the first time using your email and password. Make sure that you select the Personal account type, enter your email and password, and press Login.

How to create an account - First Login.

How to Create your Profile

After logging in, you’ll have the option to import your existing CV. This will let you save time, since otherwise you would have to manually type all your information into your dashboard. To import your CV and be more efficient, simply click on Import Resume/CV.

How to create your profile - Importing a CV.


Then, on the Import Tool window, choose the format of your CV (PDF, DOCX, LinkedIn, or other), then click Import File and upload the CV from your computer. After that, click on Import.

How to create your profile - the Import tool.

Once your CV is uploaded, the parser will extract your details, and your profile will be automatically created! Now, you can edit it as you may like. You can always create new sections with our AI Assistant, or use it to help you review existing ones.

Your personal dashboard.

How to Create your CV

With your account set up and details imported and edited, you’re ready to generate a CV. Simply click on one of the two Generate CV buttons.

The two generate CV buttons.


You’ll be presented with a variety of templates to choose from. You can scroll down to see the full list of templates. Select the one you prefer by pressing it. In this example, we selected the Europass template, and as you can see, a green icon will appear on the top of it, indicating that it’s selected.

Choosing a template.

Once you’ve selected the template, scroll down to the bottom of the page. There, you will find the Generate button. Click on it to generate your CV.

Clicking on generate.


Depending on the template you’ve chosen, you may have the option to include or exclude certain CV sections. Once you’ve made your choices, click Generate.

Confirming the generate.

And that’s it! Your CV will be instantly downloaded, ready to share with recruiters or use to apply for jobs.

The final result - a professional CV.

Conclusion

Creating an account and generating a CV on Sprint CV is a very quick process, designed to save you time and effort. With just a few clicks, your professional CV will be ready to help you land your next job, and freeing your energy to network with recruiters, looking for the best job opportunities and improve your professional skills!

Check out our video on how to use Sprint CV Personal CV Manager if you want to see this in practice:

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