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You can choose how the app looks and which language its menus and buttons use. These settings change the app only. Your resumes always print on white paper, in the language set for each resume.

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Change the theme

1

Open Preferences

Select your name at the bottom of the sidebar, then Settings, then Preferences.
2

Pick a theme under Appearance

  • Light: a light background all the time.
  • Dark: a dark background all the time.
  • System: follows your device’s light or dark setting and switches when it does. This is the default.
The change applies at once. Reactive Resume remembers it in this browser, so another device or browser keeps its own choice.
The Preferences page with Light, Dark and System theme tiles under Appearance, an English language picker under Language, and a Motion note

The Preferences page

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Other ways to switch

  • Select your name at the bottom of the sidebar, point to Theme, and choose Light, Dark or System.
  • Press ⌘ K (Ctrl K on Windows and Linux), choose Change theme to…, then pick a theme.
The account menu opened from the sidebar with Settings, Language, Theme and Sign out, and a Theme submenu listing Light, Dark and System with System checked

The theme options in the account menu

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Change the interface language

1

Open Preferences

Go to Settings → Preferences.
2

Choose a language under Language

Open the picker and choose from more than 50 languages. You can type to filter the list.
The page reloads in the new language. Like the theme, the choice is saved in this browser. You can also change it from your name in the sidebar (Language), or with ⌘ K and Change language to…. The interface language doesn’t translate your resume. Each resume has its own Language setting in the Page group of the editor’s Design mode, which sets the section titles and date words on the page. See Set the language.
Spotted a wrong or missing translation? Select Help translate under the language picker to suggest a fix on Crowdin. See Translations.

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Reduce motion

Reactive Resume has no motion switch of its own. It follows your operating system’s reduced-motion setting: turn that on, and the app replaces movement with simple fades. Nothing in the app animates on its own without you doing something first.