Brilliant CV

A modern, modular, and feature-rich CV template for Typst.

v4 is a breaking change. Coming from v3? See the Migration Guide for the v3 fields that now panic with a migration message (language, non_latin_font, [lang.<code>], inject_ai_prompt, …) and their v4 replacements.

✨ Key Features

One profile, one complete CV — bind it to anything — Each profile_<name>/ is a self-contained variant you can target at a specific job, audience, or language, switched with --input profile=<name> at compile time. Profiles are fully decoupled from language: any script (CJK, Arabic, Hebrew, …) works via [layout.fonts].
Compose from modular content — Build each CV from reusable blocks (experience, education, projects, publications, skills), and keep as many tailored variants as you need — a long academic version, a one-page industry cut, one per application — from the same building blocks.
Polished by default — Clean, modern typography with Font Awesome icons and a matching cover letter, for a professional result without fighting the layout.

Quick Start

typst init @preview/brilliant-cv   # scaffolds a project directory with the template
cd brilliant-cv

Using Typst Web? Upload the Font Awesome 7 Free desktop OTF files (Regular, Solid, and Brands) to your project so the contact icons render correctly.

Edit profile_en/metadata.toml and the content modules in profile_en/*.typ — it's the most heavily annotated profile. To add a new variant, copy the directory and tweak the fields that differ.

typst compile cv.typ                    # default profile
typst compile cv.typ --input profile=fr # switch profile at compile time

Optional: embed a hidden, ATS-friendly keyword layer for automated screeners — opt-in and off by default. Read the notes in profile_en/metadata.toml before enabling, and keep keywords truthful.

Full guide, component gallery, recipes, and configuration reference → brilliant-CV Documentation.