Translate Your Resume to Italian — Free AI Translator

Turn your resume into an Italian CV in seconds. The AI keeps your structure and adapts the phrasing for Italian recruiters.

To translate your resume to Italian, paste your resume text into the translator below and select Italian as the target language. The AI rewrites your content into professional Italian — keeping your layout and dates intact — so you can review it against Italian CV norms and copy it straight into your curriculum.

For the local layout rules, see the European CV format guide.

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Or start from an example:

Translated into Italian (Italiano)

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
  6. 6
  7. 7
  8. 8

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

What's different about an Italian resume?

It's called a curriculum vitae (CV)

In Italy the document is the curriculum vitae, usually shortened to CV or curriculum. Use that heading and a clean, formal structure.

Photo and personal details are common

Italian CVs often include a professional photo and personal details such as date of birth and nationality. Add these after translating rather than following photo-free US norms.

The GDPR consent line is expected

It's standard to add a data-processing consent line (authorising use of personal data under GDPR / the Italian privacy code) at the bottom of an Italian CV. Include it when finalising your document.

Format for A4

Italian CVs use A4 paper and a formal tone. Design for A4 so your spacing and margins print correctly.

How to translate your resume to Italian

1

Paste your resume

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

2

Italian is preselected

Italian is already set as the target language on this page.

3

Translate

Click Translate and the AI rewrites your resume into professional Italian.

4

Adapt and copy

Review against the conventions above, add the privacy consent line, then copy it into your curriculum.

Frequently asked questions

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

Yes — it's standard to add a short data-processing consent statement at the bottom of an Italian CV, authorising use of your personal data under GDPR. Add it when you finalise the translated document.

A photo and some personal details are commonly expected on Italian CVs. Translate your content first, then add a professional headshot and details to match Italian convention.

Yes. The translator preserves your section structure, dates, and bullets, converting only the wording into Italian so your layout stays intact.

Yes. Copy the output and refine any terminology, then paste it into your curriculum template.

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