What an online resume website is
An online resume is a resume you open with a URL, not only a file you forward. Chupin publishes one page: the link is the resume, and a PDF is an export of the same page.
What an online resume is for
Attachments go stale and PDFs often break on a phone. An online resume is a URL such as name.chupin.site. Whoever opens it sees this version.
The file still exists. Chupin typesets to A4, so you export a PDF for application portals from the same page.
Versus resume templates and builders
Searches for “resume templates” or “resume builder” usually mean: download a Word file tonight. Those products do that.
Searches for “online resume” or “resume website” mean: a page you can send. Chupin has one layout and no template marketplace. The link is the resume.
What sits on the page
- Name, role, live site and email
- Metrics
- Experience in year order
- Shipped work with links that open
- Skills, education, and availability when you need them
FAQ
- Online resume or PDF?
- Use the PDF when a portal wants a file. Use the URL for referrals, email, and your profile — they always see the current version. Chupin makes both from one page.
- Is there a free online resume?
- Chupin Free is $0: one page, 5 AI imports per month, and a system slug at slug.chupin.site. The footer shows Made with Chupin.
- Is an online resume public?
- A published URL is public. Send it to people you choose. Leave off phone numbers or IDs you do not want indexed. Nothing is public until you publish.
- What if I have no shipped work?
- You can still fill the form, but Chupin is built for links that open. A Word resume template is faster if you only have duty statements.