Translate Your Resume to Spanish — Free AI Translator

Paste your resume and get a Spanish version in seconds. The AI preserves your structure and adapts the phrasing for Spanish-speaking recruiters.

To translate your resume to Spanish, paste your current resume text into the translator below and select Spanish as the target language. The AI rewrites each section into natural professional Spanish — keeping your layout, job titles, and dates intact — so you can review, copy, and drop it straight into your Spanish CV (currículum).

For the local layout rules, see the international resume format guide.

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Or start from an example:

Translated into Spanish (Español)

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  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
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What's different about a Spanish resume?

It's called a currículum (or CV)

In Spanish-speaking countries the document is the currículum vitae, usually shortened to currículum or CV — not 'resume'. Label the file and heading accordingly.

Spain vs. Latin America differ

Spain generally expects a photo and personal details, and 'Curriculum Vitae' as the heading. Many Latin American markets are moving toward US-style photo-free resumes, so match the specific country you're applying to.

Personal data and photo are common in Spain

A professional headshot, nationality, and sometimes date of birth are still normal on a Spanish currículum. Add or remove these based on the employer's country rather than translating blindly.

Use A4 and formal register

Format for A4 paper (not US Letter) and keep the tone formal — Spanish resumes favour the usted register and complete, professional phrasing over casual shorthand.

How to translate your resume to Spanish

1

Paste your resume

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

2

Spanish is preselected

Spanish is already chosen as the target language on this page — no need to change it.

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Translate

Click Translate and the AI rewrites your resume into professional Spanish in seconds.

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Review and copy

Review the Spanish version against the conventions above, then copy it into your CV.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. You can translate your resume to Spanish for free with a generous free tier — paste your text, pick Spanish, and get the translated version instantly, no signup required to try it.

The AI produces neutral, professional Spanish that reads naturally across both. For a specific market, review the personal-details and photo conventions above and adjust — Spain typically includes them, many Latin American employers do not.

Yes. The translator preserves your section structure, job titles, dates, and bullet order. It only converts the wording into Spanish, so your layout stays ready to paste back into your document.

Usually translate the descriptive title but keep widely recognized English or company-specific titles when they are the standard in your field. Review the output and keep whichever version the target employer will recognize.

Absolutely. Copy the translated text and refine any wording, then paste it into your resume template. The AI gives you a strong first draft to review, not a locked final version.

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