Overleaf is the most widely used online tool for creating Resume, and PDFs for thesis, projects, and assignments. It supports a variety of features like latex, themes, text colors, pagination, etc. To use any element, you must first import the module at the top of the document. The PDF files created via overleaf are very little in size.

I wish I would have known about Overleaf a long time ago. I came to know about it during my college days when I was creating my first resume. I would like to highlight the following benefits of using Overleaf over any other PDF creator apps, - It supports latex hence writing formulas become super easy. - With a plethora of package support, you can represent your PDF pages in any way you want. - The web UI is pretty straightforward, no background knowledge is needed when using it. - The community has great support and FAQs answers. However, if you can't find your problem you can ask it on the forum. - There are a whole lot of packages that can do basic things like heading, page numbering, indentation, line/word spacing, text font/colouring, etc with just an import of it. - It also supports multiple people who can work on the same project by sharing them via email. - One more way to share the project is that you can download the zip and the end-user can simply import it and use it.

-This is a web-based/cloud-based latex editor very useful for creating research articles efficiently and collaboratively. -It supports almost all packages to create a quality document. -We can see the result document by immediately compiling it.