Translate Your Resume to Chinese — Free AI Translator

Turn your resume into a Simplified Chinese 简历 in seconds. The AI keeps your structure and adapts the phrasing for mainland Chinese recruiters.

To translate your resume to Chinese, paste your resume text into the translator below and keep Simplified Chinese selected. The AI rewrites your content into a professional 简历, preserving your layout and dates, so you can review it against mainland Chinese resume conventions and copy it into your document.

For the local layout rules, see the Asia-Pacific resume format guide.

Drop your resume here or click to browse

Supports PDF, TXT (max 4MB)

or paste text manually

0 / 2500 characters

Or start from an example:

Translated into Chinese (Simplified)

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Upload your resume and select a language to see the translation here.

What's different about a Chinese resume?

It's called a 简历

The Chinese resume is the 简历 (jiǎnlì). Use Simplified Chinese for mainland China and Traditional for Hong Kong or Taiwan — the translator here produces Simplified.

A photo and personal details are standard

Mainland Chinese resumes commonly include a formal headshot plus date of birth, gender, and hometown. This is the opposite of US norms, so add these details rather than stripping them.

Bilingual resumes are common

Many multinational employers in China expect both a Chinese and an English version. Keep your English original and use the translation as the Chinese half rather than replacing it.

Keep it to one or two pages

Chinese recruiters expect a concise, factual document. Education is typically listed prominently, and formal, restrained phrasing reads better than marketing language.

How to translate your resume to Chinese (Simplified)

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Paste your resume

Paste your current resume text, or upload your file, into the input box below.

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Chinese is preselected

Simplified Chinese is already set as the target language on this page.

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Translate

Click Translate and the AI rewrites your resume into professional Simplified Chinese.

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Adapt to 简历 norms

Review against the conventions above, add a photo and personal details, then copy it into your 简历.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Translating your resume to Simplified Chinese is free with a generous free tier. Paste your text, keep Chinese selected, and get your 简历 draft instantly.

The translator produces Simplified Chinese, which is standard for mainland China. For Hong Kong or Taiwan applications, convert the output to Traditional characters before submitting.

In mainland China a formal headshot is commonly expected, usually at the top of the page. Add one after translating the text, along with the personal details local employers look for.

Yes, for multinational employers. Many roles in China are screened in both languages, so keep your English resume and use the Chinese translation alongside it rather than instead of it.

Translate your resume to other languages

Each language page preselects the translator and explains the resume conventions local employers expect.

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