Get a ready Hebrew CV, English CV and LinkedIn profile
Most people know what they did at work but struggle to word it. Here you fill in simple details step by step: personal info, target role, work experience, education, military or national service, skills and languages. Next to each long field is a button that sharpens your text into short achievement bullets starting with a verb. The tool generates three versions from your answers: a Hebrew CV, an English CV written to English resume standards rather than a literal translation, and a LinkedIn profile with a headline, about section and skills. If you paste a job ad, the wording highlights what they are looking for. The templates use a single column so automated tracking systems read them correctly, and the tool never invents achievements or numbers.
No. Server instructions forbid adding any employer, date, percentage or achievement you did not write. When a number would strengthen a bullet but lacks a source, the tool leaves a "to be completed" mark so you can decide what to write.
English resumes are written differently. They use past tense verbs without pronouns, a different order of details and terms that foreign recruiters look for. A literal translation of a Hebrew CV sounds unnatural to an English reader.
The templates are built for this. They use a single column, standard headers, no tables and no text inside images. Systems read this type of document in the correct order. The content itself still needs to match the job, which is what the job ad field is for.
You get full access to the questionnaire, wording buttons within your daily trial limit, and a preview showing the full summary with the rest marked out. A subscription builds all sections in all three versions, removes the watermark, and lets you download PDF and Word files.
No. Your name, phone, email, city and photo only enter the document within your browser. Only text that needs rewriting is sent to the server, like your role, jobs, education and skills. The draft is saved on your device and can be deleted with one click.
Klix could not load
Try reloading the page first. If a new version just went out, a reload fixes it straight away.
If reloading did not help, your browser may be too old. Klix runs the tools on your own device rather than on a server, so it needs a browser from 2022 or later. What to do: update Chrome or Firefox, then open klixtools.com again.