This Khmer CV maker builds a professional curriculum vitae (ប្រវត្តិរូបសង្ខេប) in your browser. Type your name in Khmer and in Latin letters, add a photo, your contact details, career objective, education, work experience, skills, languages and references, and watch the A4 preview update as you type. Sections can be added, removed, renamed and moved up or down, and the headings switch between Khmer and English with one click.
Choose from five templates (Sidebar, Classic, Modern, Minimal and Elegant), a colour and Khmer fonts such as Noto Sans Khmer, Kantumruy Pro, Battambang and Moul for headings. Download the CV as a PDF or PNG, or print it. The text is drawn by your browser, so Khmer subscripts and vowels come out exactly as on screen. Your photo and details never leave your device, and the draft is saved in this browser so you can finish it later.
How to use the Khmer CV Maker tool
- Pick a template, a colour, the headings language (Khmer or English) and the fonts.
- Upload a photo and fill in your name, job title and contact details.
- Edit each section. Use + Add item for more jobs or schools, and ↑ ↓ ✕ to reorder or remove items and sections.
- Add extra sections such as certificates or hobbies with Add a section.
- Check the preview, then press Download PDF or Download PNG. Use Print / Save as PDF if you prefer your browser’s print dialog.
Why use ToolOrca Khmer CV Maker
- Five clean A4 templates with a live preview
- Khmer or English headings, switch any time
- Khmer fonts: Noto Sans Khmer, Kantumruy Pro, Battambang, Moul
- Photo, education, experience, skills, languages, references
- Add, remove, rename and reorder sections
- PDF and PNG download with correct Khmer text
- Draft saved on your device, nothing uploaded
What to put in a Khmer CV
Most employers in Cambodia expect a one- or two-page CV with a recent photo, your full name in Khmer and Latin letters, phone number, email, date of birth and address, followed by education (ប្រវត្តិការសិក្សា), work experience (បទពិសោធន៍ការងារ), skills (ជំនាញ), languages (ភាសា) and one or two references (អ្នកផ្ដល់អនុសាសន៍). List the most recent job or school first.
For jobs at international companies and NGOs, an English CV is usually expected; for government and many local companies a Khmer CV is common. Fill in the content once in the language you need, and switch the headings to match.
Tips for a better CV
Write each job as a few short bullet points that start with an action, for example - រៀបចំរបាយការណ៍ហិរញ្ញវត្ថុប្រចាំខែ. Start a line with a dash (-) in the details box and it becomes a bullet. Keep the career objective to one or two sentences aimed at the job you want.
Use a clear, front-facing photo on a plain background. If the preview runs onto a second page, shorten the details or remove older items: a one-page CV is easier to read. When you also need a cover letter or a letter of thanks, the Khmer card and letter maker uses the same Khmer fonts.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Khmer CV maker free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on downloads. Everything runs in your browser.
Will the Khmer text look right in the PDF?
Yes. The CV is drawn by your browser with proper Khmer shaping and then saved as a high-resolution PDF, so subscript consonants and vowels appear exactly as in the preview. You can also use Print / Save as PDF for a PDF with selectable text.
Is my photo or personal information uploaded?
No. Your photo and details stay on your device. The draft is saved only in this browser’s local storage, and you can clear it with Start empty.
Can I make my CV in English?
Yes. Set the headings language to English and type your content in English. You can mix both, for example a Khmer name with English headings.
What if my CV is longer than one page?
The PDF is split into A4 pages automatically and the tool tells you how many pages it has. Check the page breaks, or shorten the text to fit one page.