You already have a CV — an old PDF, or a Word file from three jobs ago. Every new CV tool asks you to copy it back in, field by field: titles, companies, bullet points. Most people give up halfway and keep sending the old one.
Upload Your CV — PDF, Word or Even a Photo
Already have a CV? Drop it in. Twin CV reads it, sorts every entry into the right section and hands it to the assistant to make it better.
Try it now — no sign-up needed
The problem
Starting over means retyping everything
The solution
Drop in the file — every entry lands in the right place
Upload your CV and Twin CV reads it for you, then sorts what it finds into sections:
- Profile: name, contact details, summary and social links.
- Experience and education, with titles, places and years.
- Skills, languages, certificates, projects and anything extra.
PDF, Word (DOCX) and plain text all work, up to 10 MB. When it's done you see how many entries landed in each section — and a warning if anything had to be skipped.
The problem
Your only copy is a scan or a phone photo
Sometimes the CV exists only as a scanned PDF, an image someone sent you, or a photo of a printed page. Most CV builders reject it outright: “No text found.”
The solution
It reads scans and photos too
When a file has no selectable text, Twin CV reads the page itself — text recognition for scanned PDFs and JPG, PNG or WebP images, in English and Turkish. Photos taken sideways are straightened automatically, and dark designs get a second pass. If a photo is too blurry to read, you're told so: retake it, or paste the text into the chat instead.
The problem
An old CV is still an old CV
Getting your data in is only half the job. The CV you had was written for a different role, a different year and a different you — importing it as-is just moves an outdated document to a new place.
The solution
The assistant picks up where the file left off
Once imported, every entry is editable — and the assistant can work on it with you: tighten the summary, turn duties into results, fill in what's missing, translate it into another language. Add the file's entries to what you already have, or clear your old CV first and start from the file; either way your link, your photo and your visitor history stay put.
Three steps
How to import yours
- Open Quick CV — or CV Import in your account — and upload your file.
- Check the result section by section. Fix any detail by hand, or just tell the assistant what's wrong.
- Keep improving by chat, then share your CV as a link.
CV import is part of every plan, including Free — see pricing.
FAQ
Questions about importing your CV
Which file types can I upload?
PDF, Word (DOCX), plain text (TXT) and images (JPG, PNG, WebP), up to 10 MB. Older .doc files and password-protected PDFs aren't supported — save them as DOCX or an unlocked PDF first.
Does it work with scanned CVs?
Yes. Scanned PDFs and photos are read with text recognition, in English and Turkish. For scans, the first three pages are read — enough for almost every CV.
Is my photo imported too?
No — only the text. Add your photo to your profile afterwards; it takes a few seconds, and it's the photo your public twin page shows.
What if something lands in the wrong place?
Everything is editable after the import. Fix it by hand, or tell the assistant — “my title at Acme was Senior Engineer” — and it corrects the entry.
Is it free?
Yes. Importing and editing your CV is part of the Free plan, and you can even try it in Quick CV without an account.