Tiny CV turns markdown into one-page resumes that look right as PDFs and clean public links. Build from focused templates, preview on real paper, tailor versions by role, and let agents draft safely. And share it all on a clean tiny.cv url. Your agents can also use Tiny CV entirely by themselves, no human actions needed. Supports X402 and MPP out of the box.
Hey PH!
I built Tiny CV to help some recently laid off friends polishing up their resumes for the first time. They all use AI agents to write their resumes in Markdown, but the final output didn't look that great.
Tiny CV turns Markdown into a clean, one-page resume you can edit, export as a PDF, or publish at a clean tiny.cv link.
The goal is to make resumes agent-friendly without making them feel generic. Your resume stays readable, editable, and yours.
It’s open source and free to use. For launch, I’m also offering our Founder Pass for the first 100 people who want a tiny.cv identity and premium publishing features — 97 spots left right now (just one-time $100!).
Would love feedback, especially from people who write in Markdown or use agents to help with job applications.
How cool, congrats on launching and love that it's oss. My question is on the public links, do you plan to add basic analytics (or do you already have them) so people can see if a recruiter opened their link?
Really liked the simplicity here. Most resume builders either feel too bloated or overdesigned, but this keeps the focus on a clean one-page resume that’s actually readable. The markdown-based workflow and public sharing link are especially nice for developers and students who iterate on resumes often.
Congrats on the launch, Andrew! So many people are using AI to draft their text in Markdown these days, but getting it to look like a polished, professional resume is always a headache. Love that Tiny CV is open-source and built to help people out. I wonder does the platform also support rendering Markdown elements like clickable links for portfolios or profile images?
Brilliant! Just revamped my resume using Tiny CV and it worked like a charm. Thank you @andrewjiang
Great idea, very pleasing to the eye. I have a question: is it possible to connect to GitHub and then directly sync the above content? Could it even recognize the project links and quickly transform the GitHub homepage into a clean, personal resume with a single click?
For years I kept my resume as a LaTeX file compiled in Overleaf. Editing .tex just to move a bullet was always friction, so markdown as the input is the obvious fix. Does it warn you when content overflows one page, or auto-fit it?
Nice launch. The one-page constraint is a useful forcing function because it makes candidates choose evidence instead of stacking keywords.
One thing I would love to see is an interview-readiness pass after the resume is tailored: for each bullet, can the candidate answer 3 follow-up probes? What changed, what broke, what tradeoff did they make, and how did they validate the result?
I work on Offer.cc, so I see this a lot in resume/JD prep: people can make a resume look cleaner, but the real hiring signal appears when each bullet turns into a defensible interview story. If Tiny CV keeps the Markdown/resume flow clean while nudging users toward that probe-ready evidence, it becomes more than formatting.
I like the idea. My question is whether it is somehow LLM optimised because many HR-ists use AI to read and select applicants. How does this one help them to stand out?
About Tiny CV on Product Hunt
“Resume builder that fits on one page”
Tiny CV launched on Product Hunt on May 25th, 2026 and earned 191 upvotes and 28 comments, placing #6 on the daily leaderboard. Tiny CV turns markdown into one-page resumes that look right as PDFs and clean public links. Build from focused templates, preview on real paper, tailor versions by role, and let agents draft safely. And share it all on a clean tiny.cv url. Your agents can also use Tiny CV entirely by themselves, no human actions needed. Supports X402 and MPP out of the box.
Tiny CV was featured in Hiring (15.3k followers), Productivity (652.4k followers), GitHub (41.2k followers) and Career (2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 170.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Tiny CV?
Tiny CV was hunted by Andrew Jiang. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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