Aperture resume template
A circular portrait with a theme ring beside your name.
Aperture opens with you: a circular photo — or your initial in a theme-colored disc — ringed in your accent color beside your name and title. The body below is clean and conventional, with hairline section headers and standard experience entries. It is a warm, personable design that works wherever a face helps: client-facing roles, hospitality, education, and personal brands.
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01 — Fit
Who the Aperture template is for
Client-facing and sales roles
Hospitality professionals
Teachers and trainers
Healthcare professionals
Personal brands and freelancers
02 — Design
What makes Aperture look the way it does
Circular portrait with a theme-colored ring
Initial fallback in a theme disc when no photo
Name and title beside the portrait
Clean body with hairline section headers
Warm, personable character
03 — ATS
Will Aperture pass applicant tracking systems?
The photo is decorative — all text content is real and separate. The body is a standard single column, so parsing is unaffected. Note: some regions and industries prefer no photo; check local norms.
Every Cvyon template exports through your browser's print-to-PDF, so the text layer stays selectable and searchable — the thing parsers actually read. After downloading, run your resume through our free ATS grader to confirm it scores well before you apply.
04 — FAQ
Questions about the Aperture template
Should I include a photo on my resume?
It depends on your market — photos are common in much of Europe, Africa, and Asia but discouraged in the US and UK. Aperture works with or without one.
What if I do not upload a photo?
Your initial appears in a theme-colored disc instead, which looks intentional and clean.
Is it ATS-friendly?
Yes — the body is a conventional single column with real text and standard headings.
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