Build a Developer Portfolio Without Touching CSS
You could spend a weekend wiring up Next.js, fighting flexbox, and deploying just to show off your work. Or you upload your resume, import your GitHub, pick a terminal or VSCode theme, and publish a developer portfolio that already looks the part — no front-end yak-shaving required.
Free to publish. PDF & DOCX supported. Private until you publish.
A developer portfolio builder creates a personal site showcasing your code, projects, and engineering experience. CVfy is built for developers: import your GitHub for a live contribution graph and repos, choose developer-native themes like terminal and VSCode, and publish from your resume without writing a single line of CSS.
From repo to portfolio in three steps
Import resume and GitHub
Upload your resume and connect GitHub. CVfy pulls in your roles and skills, plus repositories and a live contribution graph that update from your activity.
Pick a developer theme
Choose a terminal prompt, a VSCode editor layout, or a clean bento grid. Each theme is built to make code and projects the centerpiece, not an afterthought.
Publish and share
Go live at cvfy.dev/yourname, drop the link in your README or LinkedIn, and track who's viewing with built-in analytics. Add a custom domain when you want.
Themes and features developers actually want
CVfy speaks your stack. Show off contributions, projects, and stack expertise in layouts that feel native to engineers — without owning the design.
Terminal theme
A command-line aesthetic where your experience reads like shell output — instantly recognizable to anyone who lives in a terminal.
VSCode theme
Your portfolio styled like the editor you use all day, complete with a file-tree feel and syntax-colored accents.
Live GitHub contribution graph
Embed the green-square graph that shows your activity, pulled live from GitHub so it stays current automatically.
Bento layout
A modern grid of cards for projects, stack, and links — dense, scannable, and great for highlighting multiple repos at once.
Repo import
Bring in your public repositories with descriptions and languages, so visitors see what you've shipped without you re-typing it.
Zero front-end work
No HTML, CSS, build step, or deploy pipeline. CVfy hosts everything; you focus on the code you're showcasing, not the site around it.
CVfy vs. coding your own site
Frequently asked questions
Do I really not need to write CSS?+
Correct — you write zero CSS. CVfy ships developer themes like terminal, VSCode, and bento that are already styled and responsive. You pick a layout and edit content through a dashboard, so the entire front end is handled without you touching a stylesheet.
Which themes are best for developers?+
The terminal theme mimics a command line, the VSCode theme styles your portfolio like the editor, and the bento layout shows projects in a card grid. All three put code and contributions front and center, and you can switch between them without losing content.
How does the GitHub contribution graph work?+
Connect your GitHub account and CVfy embeds a live contribution graph that reflects your real activity. It updates automatically as you commit, so your portfolio always shows current engagement without any manual refresh on your part.
Can I show my repositories?+
Yes. CVfy can import your public repositories with their descriptions and primary languages, displaying them as project cards. This saves you from re-describing each project and keeps your shown work aligned with what's actually on GitHub.
Is this a good alternative to a custom Next.js portfolio?+
For most developers, yes. A hand-built site costs a weekend plus ongoing maintenance. CVfy gives you developer-native themes, a GitHub graph, and free hosting in minutes — freeing your time for the projects the portfolio is meant to highlight.
Can I use a custom domain?+
Yes. Your portfolio publishes free at cvfy.dev/yourname, and you can connect a custom domain like yourname.dev whenever you like. Your themes, repos, and analytics carry over — only the URL changes.
For developers
Turn your resume into a website in seconds.
Upload a PDF or DOCX and CVfy builds a polished, hosted site you can edit, theme, and publish — free.
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