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Build Your Own Professional CV Online with Sirity.com — ATS-Friendly Arabic Resume Builder

onlin3.net — Sat, 08 Nov 2025 18:05:17 +0000

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description: "Sirity.com is a modern Arabic-English resume builder that helps job seekers create professional, ATS-compliant CVs easily. Learn how it works and why it stands out."
tags: php, webdev, resume, career, arabic
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🧠 Build Your Own Professional CV Online with Sirity.com

Creating a professional CV doesn’t have to be complicated.

Sirity.com is a smart Arabic-English resume builder designed to help you create modern, ATS-friendly CVs in minutes — no design or technical skills required.

🌍 Why Sirity?

Most online resume tools overlook Arabic users.

Sirity was built to bridge that gap — helping job seekers in the Arab world create clean, structured, and HR-optimized resumes that pass ATS systems used by top companies.

✨ ATS (Applicant Tracking System) scans your CV for keywords and structure — Sirity ensures your CV is fully optimized for that.

⚙️ How It Works

Sign up on sirity.com.
Choose your language: Arabic or English.
Fill in your details — personal info, experience, education, skills, and more.
Select your favorite template and preview your CV live.
Download your PDF instantly — ready to send to recruiters.

🧩 Key Features

✅ Step-by-step Wizard interface
✅ Live preview of your CV while editing
✅ Multiple professional templates (Arabic & English)
✅ Save and edit your CV anytime
✅ Export to high-quality PDF
✅ Responsive design for mobile & desktop
✅ Built with Bootstrap 5 RTL and mPDF

💡 For Developers

Sirity was built using:

PHP + MySQL backend
Bootstrap 5 RTL for design consistency
mPDF for high-quality PDF generation
SEO-optimized pages for Google indexing

Clean structure, performance optimization, and Arabic RTL support make Sirity a solid example of a scalable PHP project.

🚀 Vision

Our mission is to make professional resume creation simple, elegant, and accessible for Arabic-speaking users worldwide.

Sirity aims to empower individuals to present their best selves — with clarity, design, and confidence.

👉 Try it now: https://sirity.com

✍️ About the Author

Fahad Farhan — creator of Sirity.com, a modern Arabic CV builder helping users design beautiful, ATS-ready resumes easily.

Follow me for updates, templates, and web dev projects!

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# How I Built a Free Online Tool to Convert Images to PDF (PHP + mPDF)

onlin3.net — Tue, 23 Sep 2025 17:18:27 +0000

Converting images to PDF sounds simple, but when you try to make it work for everyone (desktop, mobile, different formats, large files), you realize it’s a real challenge.

In this post, I’ll share how I built onlin3.net — a free tool that allows anyone to upload images (JPG, PNG) and turn them into a clean PDF file.

1. Choosing the Tech Stack

For this project, I kept things simple but powerful:

PHP for the backend.
mPDF for generating PDFs.
Bootstrap for a clean, responsive UI.

This allowed me to focus on solving the actual problem instead of reinventing the wheel.

2. Handling Image Uploads

The first step was to handle multiple image uploads safely.


php
if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] === 'POST' && isset($_FILES['images'])) {
    $files = $_FILES['images'];
    foreach ($files['tmp_name'] as $file) {
        $image = imagecreatefromstring(file_get_contents($file));
        // process image here
    }
}
`
Key features I implemented:

Support for both JPG and PNG.

Automatic EXIF rotation fix (so mobile camera photos don’t appear sideways).

Compression before adding images to the PDF to keep file sizes small.
`require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
use Mpdf\Mpdf;

$mpdf = new Mpdf();
$mpdf->WriteHTML('<h1>Image to PDF Example</h1>');
$mpdf->Output('output.pdf', 'I');
`
3. Generating the PDF

With mPDF, turning images into PDF pages is straightforward:
`require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
use Mpdf\Mpdf;

$mpdf = new Mpdf();
$mpdf->WriteHTML('<h1>Image to PDF Example</h1>');
$mpdf->Output('output.pdf', 'I');
`
Each uploaded image becomes a new page.

I also added a “scan effect” option:

Grayscale mode

Crop white borders

Improve brightness/contrast

This makes images look like professionally scanned documents.

4. User Experience

To keep the service fair and simple:

Guests can upload 1 image at a time.

Registered users can upload up to 3 images in one go.

PDFs for guests are stored temporarily.

PDFs for logged-in users are stored permanently in their dashboard.

5. Challenges

Some of the hardest parts of the project:

Handling very large images (10MB+ from modern cameras).

Keeping the tool fast even on shared hosting.

Making sure PDFs render correctly on different devices.

6. Try It Yourself 🚀

If you want to test the tool live:
👉 Convert JPG/PNG to PDF online

Conclusion

This project taught me that “simple” tools are rarely simple under the hood.

If you’re working with PHP and need a reliable PDF solution, I highly recommend checking out mPDF.

And if you just need a quick solution, feel free to use my free tool at onlin3.net
.