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CV to portfolio

Your CV, published as a portfolio you actually control.

Upload a PDF. Review every extracted fact. Compose your pages. Claim a URL and publish.

Nothing goes public until you say so, and no AI runs when a visitor loads your page.

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CV to portfolio

How it works

Four steps, and you stay the editor of every one of them.

  1. 01

    Upload your CV

    A PDF, stored privately. Text is extracted locally before any model sees it.

  2. 02

    Review the draft

    Every field is editable. Warnings point at the values worth a second look.

  3. 03

    Compose your pages

    Reorder, hide, add sections and extra pages. No code, no templates to fight.

  4. 04

    Claim a URL and publish

    Pick your slug, preview the result, and publish when it reads right.

CV to portfolio

What the product promises

  • You approve every public fact

    Extraction produces a draft. Publishing is always an explicit action you take.

  • Your CV stays private

    The uploaded file is never publicly addressable and you can delete it at any time.

  • Nothing is invented

    The extractor is instructed to leave a field empty rather than guess at it.

  • Public pages are cheap and fast

    A published portfolio is served from a snapshot and needs no AI to render.

Explore the product

The details worth checking before you upload a CV

Read about the workflow, factual-accuracy boundary, security model, accessible template, privacy choices, and practical support before creating an account.

  • Everything needed to publish your professional story

    Import facts, edit every field, compose pages, and publish one or many portfolios from one account.

    Read this guide
  • From PDF to public portfolio in four deliberate steps

    Upload, review, compose, then publish. Each boundary is visible and reversible.

    Read this guide
  • Portfolios shaped by the work, not a demo template

    See how different careers remain recognisable inside one consistent, accessible system.

    Read this guide
  • One disciplined template with room for an individual voice

    A stable information architecture keeps attention on evidence while themes adjust its tone.

    Read this guide
  • CV import that treats the document as evidence

    The importer reports what it can support and leaves unsupported fields empty.

    Read this guide
  • AI assists the draft; it never gets the final word

    Structured extraction is constrained by a simple rule: missing evidence means an empty field.

    Read this guide
  • Security boundaries designed around a private CV

    Ownership checks, validated uploads, and isolated public snapshots reduce what any request can expose.

    Read this guide
  • Your source document stays private by default

    Only reviewed snapshot fields and explicitly public assets can reach a published address.

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  • A portfolio product built around factual authorship

    PortfolioGenerate exists to shorten setup without taking authorship away from the person represented.

    Read this guide
  • Make professional publishing honest and ownable

    A useful portfolio should be accessible to create, straightforward to verify, and dependable to visit.

    Read this guide
  • Talk to the PortfolioGenerate team

    Ask about the product, report an accessibility problem, or share a security concern.

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  • Help for each step from import to publish

    Find direct guidance for common decisions and recoverable problems.

    Read this guide
  • Questions people ask before trusting a CV importer

    Clear answers about AI, privacy, cost, ownership, and what happens after publishing.

    Read this guide
  • Accessibility is part of the publishing contract

    The editor and every public portfolio target WCAG 2.2 AA across keyboard, touch, contrast, and structure.

    Read this guide
  • Terms written around control and responsible use

    Use the service for content you are entitled to publish and review every fact before making it public.

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  • What changed, and why it matters

    A concise record of product changes that affect authoring, privacy, accessibility, or public output.

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Different work, one clear structure

A portfolio can lead with the evidence that fits the career

The template stays consistent while the reviewed document decides which sections appear and what comes first.

  • Engineering and technical work

    Lead with systems, roles, project constraints, technologies, publications, and the outcomes already supported by your CV.

  • Design and visual practice

    Combine project narratives with owned gallery images, useful alternative text, courses, awards, and selected social profiles.

  • Students and recent graduates

    Bring education, projects, courses, languages, volunteering, and demonstrated skills forward when work history is still short.

  • Consultants and independent specialists

    Maintain separate portfolios for different audiences from one account without mixing their drafts or published addresses.

Boundaries you can reason about

The public page is separated from the machinery that created it

These are product behaviors, not performance claims: they describe what is stored, when it becomes public, and what a visitor request depends on.

  • Import stops at a draft

    Extraction can organize source facts, but only the owner can correct, compose, and publish them.

  • Publication creates a validated snapshot

    A visitor reads stored reviewed content; their request does not call the AI provider or parse the original PDF.

  • Authoring stays owner-scoped

    Dashboard operations resolve the signed-in owner before reading or changing a portfolio.

  • Absent and private content stays absent

    Hidden channels, empty sections, drafts, and unauthorized private pages are omitted from public output and navigation.

Practical questions

What happens at the moments that matter

Short answers to the questions behind uploading, reviewing, publishing, and keeping a portfolio available.

Does uploading my CV publish anything?

No. Import creates a private draft. Publishing is a separate action after you have reviewed the content and public address.

What happens when the CV does not contain a field?

The field remains empty. The extractor is not allowed to complete a professional claim from plausibility alone.

Can visitors download my original CV?

The source upload remains private. A visitor can only access an attachment you explicitly add to a reviewed published document.

Does a published page need AI to load?

No. Published portfolios render from validated stored snapshots, independent of AI extraction and PDF parsing services.

Can one account publish more than one portfolio?

Yes. Each portfolio has its own draft, pages, theme choices, publication state, and public address.

Start with a draft you can inspect

Create a portfolio, import a readable PDF or begin manually, and decide what deserves to become public.

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Your CV stays private. Only what you review and publish becomes public.

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