Translate Your Resume to Dutch CV Format

Sign in and select a text-based PDF of up to 10 MB. WerkCV extracts the resume text and maps details such as contact information, roles, dates, education, skills and languages into editable CV fields.

The formatter then reorganizes those fields into a Dutch-style CV draft while keeping the source language. The result is saved to your account and can be opened directly in the editor.

This is an assisted import, not a final application document. Review every name, date, role and bullet before sending the CV to an employer.

• Input: one PDF resume, up to 10 MB.
• Output: a structured, editable CV draft in a WerkCV template.
• Next step: verify the imported content and tailor it to the vacancy.

The translator changes structure and emphasis rather than translating your writing into another language. It creates a fresh CV layout, so the visual design of the uploaded PDF is not preserved.

The formatter is instructed to retain the facts already present in your resume. Because automated extraction can still make mistakes, the editor remains the place to confirm the final version.

• Changes: section order, layout, summary emphasis and the presentation of existing experience.
• Stays: source language, employers, roles, education, skills and factual achievements.
• Not preserved: the original PDF design, columns, fonts, graphics and page composition.

Start by checking the imported contact details, employers, role titles and dates against the source PDF. Scanned pages, unusual columns and complex tables can reduce extraction accuracy.

Next, check that rewritten bullets still express what you actually did. Keep useful measurements and scope, remove generic wording, and never accept a claim you could not explain in an interview.

Finally, tailor the profile, headline and strongest recent bullets to one vacancy. The translator does not know the requirements of a job unless you add that context yourself in the editor.

• Compare every imported date and factual detail with the original PDF.
• Keep only edits that preserve the meaning of your experience.
• Tailor the final headline, profile and skills to the vacancy.
• Preview the complete PDF before downloading or applying.

The generated draft uses structured fields, clear headings and selectable text. Those choices reduce common parsing risks, but no layout can guarantee acceptance by every applicant tracking system.

Use vacancy terms only when they truthfully describe your experience. The translator creates the starting structure; it does not replace a vacancy-specific review.

• Keep contact details and core experience in normal text.
• Use clear role titles, section labels and consistent dates.
• Avoid adding complex tables, charts or text inside images.
• Export the reviewed version as a clean PDF unless the employer requests another format.

WerkCV processes the uploaded PDF to extract its text. Relevant CV text may be processed through the OpenAI API for the import and formatting functions you start.

The structured result is saved as a CV document linked to your account. Upload only information you want processed for this service, and use the privacy page for details about service providers, retention and deletion requests.

• Your CV is not automatically published as a public web page.
• The editable structured draft becomes part of your WerkCV account.
• You can request deletion of your CV or account data.