Build a CV that downloads as a PDF
How do I make a free CV in Bangla and download it as a PDF?
In the Builder, type your name, education, experience and skills in Bangla, and say you want a one page CV with a button that downloads it as a PDF. The page is ready in about a minute, and both Bangla and English text come out correctly in the PDF. It is free on the free Models.
What you are building
A one page CV. Your name and contact details at the top, then education, experience, skills and references. A button sits in the corner, and pressing it downloads the whole CV as a clean PDF to your phone or computer. Bangla text comes out correctly in the PDF, the joined letters do not break, and the English parts stay crisp too.
You do not need to know any coding. Building the CV and downloading the PDF is completely free on the free Models.
Step by step
Step 1: Go to the Builder tab. Give the app a name, such as "My CV", then press to start building.
Step 2: In the box on the left, write out your real details. The more real detail you give, the less tidying up you need later. Something like this:
Build me a one page CV. Name Rumana Akter, Dhaka, phone 017xxxxxxxx, email rumana@aiinbangla.com. Education: BBA in accounting from Dhaka College, 2023. Experience: two years as a bookkeeper at a small garments factory. Skills: Excel, typing in Bangla and English, reconciling accounts. Put the name big at the top and arrange the rest in three sections. Use white and dark blue. Add a button that downloads the whole thing as a PDF.
Step 3: Press Send. The AI first tells you in Bangla what it is doing, then your CV appears on the right.
Step 4: Now fix things up. Try "make the name bigger", "move the experience section to the top", "leave room for a photo in the right corner". It changes every time you ask, and everything is saved before each change, so there is nothing to be afraid of.
Step 5: Press the PDF button, download the file and open it. If any Bangla text looks broken, just say "fix the Bangla text in the PDF" and it will be sorted.
Step 6: When you are happy, press Share. You get a live link, and you can put that link straight into a job application.
A tailored CV for every job
Sending the same CV everywhere rarely works. When the words from the job advert appear in your CV, your chances of being noticed go up a lot. Paste the text of the advert into the chat and say:
Read this job advert and rewrite the summary line at the top of my CV and the skills list so they match this job. Do not delete the old one, make this a new page and call it the bookkeeper version.
That way you can keep several versions inside the same app and download whichever PDF you need at the time.
How to keep it to one page
- For a beginner, one page is the right length. If it spills over, say "fit it on one page and make the text a little smaller".
- Put numbers on what you did. "Kept the accounts" is weak next to "reconciled accounts for 300 customers every month".
- Date of birth, religion, father's name, marital status: leave these out of an ATS CV and use that space for one more thing you have done; a Bangladeshi government or bank CV keeps them under Personal Details.
- If you want a photo, use a clear one with a plain background. Upload your own picture and it goes straight in.
- Ask for the phone number to start a call or open WhatsApp when someone taps it.
Mistakes people often make
- Asking for ten changes in one message. One at a time gives far better results.
- Adding a form and assuming the messages will reach your inbox. A built site cannot send anyone an email by itself, so keep contact on a phone number and a WhatsApp link (With lifetime hosting, though, forms really work with no domain needed: submissions land in the site dashboard inbox with email alerts; see banglacodes.com/docs/hosting-kon-ta).
- Sending the PDF without opening it. Always open and read it yourself first.
- Spelling mistakes. Paste the CV text into the chat and say "fix the spelling and the sentences".
- Getting your own phone number wrong. It sounds unbelievable, but it is the most common mistake of all.
What to do next
Once the CV is done, the next step is a portfolio. A CV says what you can do, a portfolio shows it. Using the same details, say "turn this CV into a portfolio site for me, with room for work samples" and it takes about two minutes. Then put the live link on Facebook and into your applications, so anyone can open and read it right on their phone.
Beginner questions
I have little experience, will the CV look empty?
No. Education, skills and interests fill a page gracefully, the AI arranges them well. Write what is true, no padding needed.
Do I send employers the link or the PDF?
Send the PDF, that is the convention. Keep the link for yourself, it makes updates easy.
Can it make an English CV too?
Yes, "make this in English" does it. Keeping both language versions is fine too.