Origami CV

Origami CV brings a familiar task to the browser: tailoring a resume for each position without starting from scratch. The platform asks users to paste a job posting and uses that description to guide a version of the document toward the role’s requirements, based on the work history the user provides.

The core idea is to adjust emphasis, not replace real experience. The service organizes resume information and lets users create different versions for different applications. Its website describes the product as an AI resume builder; the result still needs review by the job seeker, especially to confirm that dates, skills, and accomplishments match their actual record.

The process includes follow-up questions to complete or clarify the professional profile before generating a final version. The tool can ask for more context when a posting calls for details that are missing from the initial material. Users retain control over what they add and can edit the text before downloading it.

The platform offers templates for presenting the content and exporting a PDF. It may help someone compare how their experience reads against different job descriptions, prepare a resume for a specific application, or keep several versions organized during a job search.

The published pricing has two one-time payment options. A single export costs €4.99 and includes creating and downloading one resume tailored to one application. The 30-day job search pass costs €11.99 and includes unlimited resumes and downloads, tailoring for different applications, and access to all templates. The pricing page says neither option is a recurring subscription.

The difference between the plans is mainly volume: one download for one application versus a period of use with multiple documents. For a short search, the single export covers a one-time need; for applications to several openings, the pass allows repeated revisions without purchasing each file separately. These are the prices shown on the site and may change.

Origami CV is a digital service, not a career counseling office or recruiting agency. Its terms identify the company as registered in the Netherlands. Users prepare and download their materials online; the tool does not provide interviews, job recommendations, or a guarantee of getting an interview or a job.

The name points to the possibility of reshaping the same career history: highlighting skills relevant to an opening without turning the resume into a different biography. The platform can provide a drafting starting point, but the final editorial decision remains with the applicant, who should keep only accurate claims and review each version before sending it.