July 6, 2026 · 2 min read
A PDF CV looks like everyone else's and cannot show a single project in action. Here is how to build a CV and portfolio as one web page with AI, and share it as a link.
A PDF CV looks the same as everyone else's, and it cannot show a single project in action. A web page can be both your CV and your portfolio at once: a recruiter scrolls straight from your experience into real work samples, on their phone, from one link. Here is how to build that page with AI and publish it in about a minute.
Generate the page #
Paste this into Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. It returns a single self-contained HTML file, ready to publish:
Create a single self-contained HTML page that is a personal CV and portfolio. Include a short intro, experience, selected work as cards, skills, and contact links. Distinctive but professional design that stands out from a template. Everything inline. Give me the finished page as a downloadable .html file I can save.
You will get a page with a short intro, your experience, selected work shown as cards, your skills, and ways to get in touch. Swap in your own details and regenerate until the design feels like you.
Publish it as a link in three steps #
- Copy the full HTML the AI generated.
- Open ShareMyPage, create a new page, and paste it in.
- Choose public visibility, copy the link, and put it in your bio, your applications, or your email signature.
The page is live at a clean URL and stays editable, so you keep it current as your career moves on without ever changing the link. Here is one as a shared page:
Why a link beats a PDF here #
One link doubles as your CV and your portfolio, so a recruiter goes from your experience straight into actual work samples in a single scroll. It looks like a real page instead of another attachment in a crowded inbox, and you update it in place as things change. Built the page in Claude or ChatGPT? The same publish flow applies. For more ideas, see the examples gallery.
Ready to put your CV online? Create it as a page on ShareMyPage and share the link.