Two-Column Resume Templates
Show more relevant details at a glance with professional two-column resume templates. Modern, readable, and easy to customize.
Use space more effectively
Two-column layouts help you fit key details without overcrowding the page. Keep your main experience in one column and supporting details like skills, certifications, and contact info in the other.
Professional visual hierarchy
A well-designed two-column resume naturally guides recruiter attention. Highlight your strongest experience first while keeping secondary information accessible and organized.
Designed for modern roles
Two-column templates work especially well for product, design, marketing, and tech roles where presentation matters. They help you look polished while staying clear and structured.
ATS-aware formatting choices
Our two-column templates are designed with ATS parsing in mind: standard headings, clean typography, and predictable structure. For strict ATS portals, you can also keep a single-column fallback copy.
How it works
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Choose a two-column template
Customize sections
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are two-column resume templates ATS-safe?
Many ATS systems can parse two-column resumes, but compatibility can vary by employer software. We recommend running your resume through a scanner before submitting and keeping a single-column backup version.
Who should use a two-column resume?
Two-column layouts are best for candidates with enough content to organize across sections, especially mid-level and senior professionals. They are also popular in creative and tech-focused industries.
Should I submit PDF or DOCX for a two-column resume?
PDF usually preserves layout best and is preferred unless a job posting explicitly asks for DOCX. If an ATS upload looks off, submit the DOCX or a single-column version when possible.
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