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Static Site Export

Export your CV as a fully static website that can be hosted for free on GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, or any static file hosting provider. No server required.

How to Export

  1. Open Settings → Print & Export
  2. Scroll to Static Site Export
  3. Click Download ZIP

The ZIP file contains everything needed to run your CV as a standalone website:

  • index.html — Your CV page with pre-filled meta tags and SEO data
  • data.json — All your CV data (profile, experiences, education, skills, etc.)
  • shared/ — CSS, JavaScript, and translation files
  • uploads/ — Your profile picture and company logos
  • Favicon files

What's Included

The static export contains everything visible on your public CV:

  • All sections and their ordering
  • Your theme color and settings
  • Profile picture and company logos
  • All translations (i18n) for the selected language
  • Tracking/analytics code (if configured)
  • SEO meta tags and Open Graph data

Sensitive data (email, phone) is not included in the export.

Deploy to GitHub Pages

Option 1: Using GitHub UI (no Git required)

  1. Create a new repository on github.com/new
  2. Name it yourusername.github.io for a root site, or any name for a project site
  3. Extract the downloaded ZIP file on your computer
  4. Click Add file → Upload files in the repository
  5. Drag all extracted files into the upload area and commit
  6. Go to Settings → Pages
  7. Under Source, select Deploy from a branch
  8. Select the main branch and / (root) folder, then click Save
  9. Your CV will be live at https://yourusername.github.io within a few minutes

Option 2: Using Git

# Create a new repository
mkdir my-cv && cd my-cv
git init

# Extract the ZIP contents into this directory
unzip /path/to/Your_Name_static_site.zip

# Push to GitHub
git add .
git commit -m "Deploy CV static site"
git branch -M main
git remote add origin https://github.com/yourusername/yourusername.github.io.git
git push -u origin main

Then enable GitHub Pages in the repository settings as described above.

Custom Domain

To use a custom domain (e.g., cv.yourdomain.com):

  1. In your repository, go to Settings → Pages → Custom domain
  2. Enter your domain and click Save
  3. Add a CNAME record at your DNS provider pointing to yourusername.github.io

Tip

Check Enforce HTTPS in the Pages settings for a free SSL certificate.

Deploy to Cloudflare Pages

  1. Push your static site files to a GitHub or GitLab repository (see Git steps above)
  2. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard
  3. Go to Workers & Pages → Create → Pages → Connect to Git
  4. Select your repository
  5. Configure the build settings:
    • Build command: leave empty (no build step needed)
    • Build output directory: / (root)
  6. Click Save and Deploy

Your CV will be live at https://your-project.pages.dev within a minute.

Direct Upload (no Git required)

  1. Go to Workers & Pages → Create → Pages → Upload assets
  2. Name your project
  3. Extract the ZIP and drag the folder contents into the upload area
  4. Click Deploy

Custom Domain on Cloudflare

  1. In your Pages project, go to Custom domains
  2. Click Set up a custom domain
  3. Enter your domain — Cloudflare handles DNS automatically if the domain is on Cloudflare

Deploy to Netlify

  1. Go to app.netlify.com
  2. Drag and drop your extracted ZIP folder onto the deploy area
  3. Your site is live instantly at a *.netlify.app URL

Updating Your Static Site

Each time you update your CV, re-export the static site and re-upload the files. The process overwrites the previous version.

Tip

For the fastest workflow with GitHub Pages or Cloudflare Pages, keep a local Git clone and simply replace the files and push: 

# In your static site repo
rm -rf shared uploads *.html *.json *.png *.ico
unzip /path/to/new-export.zip
git add -A && git commit -m "Update CV" && git push