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Translate Your CV to German — and Apply for Jobs in Germany

Upload the CV you already have — in English, Turkish, Arabic, Russian or any other language — choose German, and MyEasyCV rewrites it as a German CV with the wording German recruiters use. Your employers, dates and achievements stay as they are.

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First CV free · No credit card · PDF, DOC, DOCX or TXT

In short: MyEasyCV translates a CV from any language into German with AI. You upload your current CV, choose German as the CV language and a design, and get an editable, ATS-friendly German CV; a photo is optional. You can also upload a German job ad to tailor the CV to it. Creating and previewing your first CV is free; the clean PDF without watermark is part of the One-Time Package (one payment, the price depends on your country).

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How it works

  1. 1

    Upload your current CV

    PDF, DOC, DOCX or TXT, in any language. The layout does not matter — the AI reads the content and builds the CV again.

  2. 2

    Choose German and a design

    Pick "Deutsch (German)" as the CV language and one of 25+ templates. Add a photo if you want one — it is common in Germany, but optional.

  3. 3

    Check, edit and download

    Read the German version, change any line in the editor and download the PDF for your application.

Why MyEasyCV

German wording, not word-for-word

The AI uses the terms German job ads use instead of translating your CV word by word, so it does not read like a machine translation.

Your facts stay yours

Employers, dates and places are taken from your original CV. You review every line before you download.

Tailored to a German job ad

Found a Stellenanzeige? Use "Tailor CV to vacancy": upload your CV and the job ad, choose German, and the CV is written around what that employer asks for.

Readable by applicant tracking systems

Clean templates with standard section headings and real text, which the ATS software many German employers use can parse.

What a German CV usually looks like

German employers expect a short, tabular CV (tabellarischer Lebenslauf). These are the conventions most applicants follow — the job ad always comes first, because companies and industries differ.

Length and order
One to two pages. Experience in reverse chronological order, newest first.
Photo
Common, but not required: under the General Equal Treatment Act (AGG) an employer cannot demand one. Many international companies prefer CVs without a photo.
Personal details
Name, address, phone and email. Date of birth, nationality and marital status are optional today; mention your work permit (for example an EU passport or an EU Blue Card) if it answers the employer's first question.
Dates
Month and year for every position, for example "03/2021 – heute". Explain gaps of more than a few months in one line.
German level
State it honestly on the CEFR scale (A1–C2), for example "Deutsch – B2". Recruiters look for it first.
Degrees and certificates
Describe foreign degrees so a German reader understands them; the anabin database of the KMK shows how many foreign qualifications are rated. Certificates and references (Zeugnisse) go in separate attachments, not inside the CV.
Signature
Place, date and signature at the end are traditional, but no longer expected in online applications.

Plans

Free Start: 1 CV generation with full preview, no card required. One-Time Package: $2.99–$7.99, pay once — 2 CV generations, AI edits, unlimited PDF downloads. Pro Plan: monthly subscription — 20 CVs per month. Prices are shown in your local currency on the pricing section.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a certified translation?

No. MyEasyCV writes your CV in German for job applications, where employers expect a normal CV. Diplomas, certificates and documents for authorities need a certified translation by a sworn translator (vereidigter Übersetzer).

Can I translate my CV from English to German?

Yes — and from any other language. Upload the CV, choose "Deutsch (German)" as the CV language, and the whole CV is generated in German.

Do I need a photo on a German CV?

No. A photo is still common in Germany, but employers cannot require it. In MyEasyCV the photo is optional — add one or leave it out.

Should I apply in German if the job ad is in English?

Apply in the language of the job ad. A German ad gets a German CV; an English ad at an international company can get an English CV. Both versions can live in your MyEasyCV dashboard.

Is it free?

Creating your first CV and seeing the complete German result is free, with no card. The clean PDF without watermark is part of the One-Time Package (one payment, 2 CVs, the price depends on your country) or the Pro Plan.

How long does it take?

Usually under a minute for a two-page CV.

Your experience is the same in every language. Make sure German employers can read it.

Upload your CV — the first German version is free to create and preview.

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