What this template is for

Free Photoshop Resume Template 66 is a precise two-column creative resume with a bright cyan identity system and a dark slate sidebar. Its balance of portfolio personality and compact career detail works well for graphic designers, illustrators, and digital marketing creatives who need skills, awards, and interests visible at a glance.

Design details

  • The left column uses stacked color blocks: cyan for the name and profile, a large rectangular portrait between them, and dark slate for education, interests, and contact information.
  • The candidate’s name appears in bold white uppercase lettering, paired with a small artist and illustrator label for a clean studio-brand feel.
  • The white right column contains three dated work entries, two groups of slim skill bars, a personal expertise list, and six star-marked achievements.
  • Cyan accents connect bullets, bar endpoints, award stars, and the sidebar, while white line icons make the interests section lively without adding visual clutter.
  • Compact sans serif typography, consistent alignment, and generous outer margins give the page a modern, precise, and highly organized mood.

How to use it

  1. Download the ZIP file and open the PSD source in Photoshop.
  2. Replace the wide portrait with a sharp side-profile or three-quarter image that works within the rectangular crop.
  3. Update the profile, education, interests, contact details, work history, professional tools, personal expertise, and achievements. Keep body copy compact so the layout does not feel crowded.
  4. Resize the horizontal skill bars honestly, swap interest icons where needed, and change the cyan accent if another brand color better represents your portfolio.
  5. Check the small sidebar text at actual print size, then export a polished PDF and a web-ready JPG.

Download

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Related templates

Explore the resume hub for content and application advice, and consult the branding guide when adapting the cyan palette, imagery, and icon style.

FAQ

Can I edit this resume in Photoshop?

Yes. The PSD makes the text, portrait, color blocks, skill bars, icons, bullets, and achievement symbols customizable.

What should I change first?

Begin with the name, role, portrait, and profile in the cyan area. Next, fit your work history, then refine the smaller skills, achievements, interests, and contact sections.

Can I use it for job applications today?

Yes. It is a strong option for creative agencies, in-house design departments, and portfolio presentations. Keep a streamlined text-first copy available for application forms that depend on automated resume parsing.