Airy Editorial resume template
A large Georgia name and italic green headings with generous white space. Single-column formatting, standard headings and selectable text keep it ATS-friendly and easy to read. Free to download as an editable Word file.
Fictional sample: Alex Morgan, Senior Software Engineer. The download is editable in Word. No signup required.
Who Airy Editorial suits
Airy Editorial suits writers, designers, researchers, teachers and anyone whose work is judged by clarity of thought. The large Georgia name and italic green headings read like a well-set magazine page.
Layout and typography
Airy Editorial sets the page in Georgia with a left-aligned name with contact details beneath it and generous spacing that frames a shorter, edited history. The sections run summary, experience, education, skills; you can reorder them in the editor before downloading.
Generous white space means less fits on a page, so this design rewards editing: one page for early-career applicants, two at most for everyone else. Use the summary for a point of view, not a list of skills.
Is Airy Editorial ATS-friendly?
Yes. Like every HappiResume template it is a single column of real text with standard section headings, no tables, text boxes, columns or images, and a common font, so an applicant tracking system reads it in order and finds every keyword. The download is an editable Word file (.docx), the format most application forms ask for.
How to use this template
- Download the Word file and replace the sample with your own details, or upload your resume on the templates page to see it in this design.
- Paste the job description on the home page to score your resume against it for free and see which requirements it does not yet cover.
- Tailor the summary and the first role to the posting, then export the finished resume in Airy Editorial from your account.