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Hugo theme for a simple, web-based resume that you can print to PDF or paper.

Jekyll-based personal resume/CV homepage template, generating a static site that can be hosted free on GitHub Pages.
Simple Resume is a Hugo theme that renders a resume from a YAML data file into a clean web page you can print to PDF or paper. The theme is built for the Hugo static site generator, so it requires a Hugo installation to build the site, and the output is static HTML that can be hosted anywhere. It was created by tylersayshi and is published on GitHub as an open-source project.
Simple Resume is a Hugo theme that takes your resume content from exampleSite/data/content.yaml and generates a single-page website. It runs on Hugo, a static site generator written in Go. The theme's design is intentionally straightforward, with no sidebar, icons, or extra components — just your resume content in a readable layout. You can customize the data by editing the YAML file and rebuild the site.
theme = "simple-resume" in your config.toml.Create a new Hugo site and clone the simple-resume repository into its themes folder. Next, set theme = "simple-resume" in config.toml and copy the data structure from the exampleSite folder's content.yaml file to fill in your own details. Then run Hugo to build the site and open the generated page to view or print your resume.
The theme is free to use. It is published on GitHub, and the author invites contributions through issues and pull requests.
Yes, the theme is free and open source. You can clone the repository and use it without paying anything.
Create a new Hugo site, go into its themes directory, and clone the repository with git. Then set theme = "simple-resume" in config.toml and replicate the data from the exampleSite folder.
Open the rendered resume page in your browser, choose Print, and select your printer or "Save as PDF". The README suggests setting margins to "minimum" in the print dialog for the best result.
You need Hugo installed on your computer. The theme uses a YAML data file; the exampleSite folder shows the exact fields expected.
Yes, all resume content is stored in exampleSite/data/content.yaml. Edit that file to change your name, job title, experience, and other fields, then rebuild the site with Hugo.
