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Still resume template

Fully centered and quiet: a calm serif composition.

Still centers everything — name, title, contact, section headers, and body — in a calm serif composition with soft gray tones and delicate dividers. The symmetry gives the page a meditative, balanced feel. It suits contemplative professions and anyone whose personal brand is calm competence: counselors, clergy, academics, and writers.

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01 — Fit

Who the Still template is for

Counselors and therapists

Clergy and chaplains

Academics

Writers and poets

Wellness professionals

02 — Design

What makes Still look the way it does

  • Fully centered layout

  • Calm serif typography

  • Soft gray tones

  • Delicate centered dividers

  • Symmetrical, meditative composition

03 — ATS

Will Still pass applicant tracking systems?

Centered text parses the same as left-aligned text — parsers read characters, not alignment. Single column with standard headings keeps it safe.

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 Still template

Is centered text hard to read?

For long paragraphs it can be, so Still keeps entries concise. The symmetry is the design's signature — embrace it or choose a left-aligned template.

Does centering hurt ATS parsing?

No — alignment does not affect how parsers read text.

Is it professional enough for corporate roles?

Still is calm rather than corporate — it fits helping professions, academia, and creative writing better than banking or sales.

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