ArcPixel helps you prepare the three things a job application usually needs: a portfolio website that shows your work, a resume, and a cover letter written for the role.
What the product does
The portfolio editor gives each project room for the brief, your role, the decisions you made and the finished work. The resume and cover-letter editors help you prepare documents for a specific application. All three live in one account, but each document is edited for its own purpose: changes do not automatically synchronize across them.
- Portfolio builder: 3 portfolio designs, published at an ArcPixel address or your own domain.
- Resume builder: import a PDF, DOCX or text file or start from guided fields, choose from 16 templates, and export a PDF with selectable text.
- Cover letter builder: 9 letter designs that can match your resume.
You can compare every template before choosing one.
What is free and what is paid
You can create an account, build and preview your portfolio, resume and cover letter without a card, and use 20 free AI credits to try the AI tools. Downloading a PDF and publishing a portfolio require a paid plan, starting at $19.99 a month. The pricing page lists what each plan includes. We do not describe downloads as free anywhere on this site.
How we build it
- Your facts stay yours. AI suggestions appear as editable proposals. You see each one before it goes into a document and decide whether to keep it.
- No promises about applicant tracking systems. Templates use real text and recognizable headings, but no design can guarantee a result in every employer’s system, and we say so.
- No invented proof. We do not publish testimonials, ratings or customer numbers that we cannot back up. Quotes will appear only when real customers agree to be named.
Career guides and examples
Alongside the product we publish 134 guides and 106 resume and cover-letter examples in 12 languages: English, العربية, Español, Türkçe, Português (Brasil), Bahasa Indonesia, Magyar, Tiếng Việt, ไทย, Polski, Čeština, Français. Examples are fictional teaching material, marked as such, and guides list the sources they rely on. The editorial methodology explains how topics are chosen, how claims are checked and how to report an error.
“ArcPixel editorial” is the byline of the team that runs the product. It is not a claim that an outside recruiter reviewed an article.
Who operates ArcPixel
ArcPixel is operated by Moonlight Arc, based in India. For help with an account, billing or a product issue, write to support@arcpixel.io. The contact page lists every channel, and the security page explains how data is handled.