Made for job seekers

Applications that arrive right.

Portals that cap uploads at a few megabytes, “please send one PDF”, an offer letter to sign tonight. Handle each in seconds.

Download for Mac

Free 7-day trial · then one purchase, no subscription · macOS 14+

In short: Job seekers use Sheaf to turn a Word résumé into a PDF, combine résumé, cover letter and certificates into one file, get it under a portal’s upload limit, remove hidden author data, and sign offer letters. Everything happens on the Mac.Updated 13 November 2026

Sheaf's action circle open around a dragged PDF
Application readyRésumé + letter + 3 certificates · 1.8 MB
Stays on your MacNo upload, works offline
No accountNothing to sign up for
Originals untouchedEvery result is a new file
One-time purchaseNo subscription
A typical week

From pile of files to done.

  1. Tailor

    Edit your résumé in Word, drag it and choose Convert to PDF.

  2. Package

    Drag résumé, cover letter and certificates together and choose Merge; Compress if the portal is strict.

  3. Accept

    Offer arrives as a PDF: Sign, then send it back.

Check what you’re sending

A PDF made from a template can still list someone else as the author, or carry tracked changes. Remove hidden data takes a second and avoids awkward questions.

Keep your documents private

Job applications involve passports, visas, certificates and references. Sheaf works on your Mac, so none of it is uploaded to a PDF website along the way.

Questions

Should I send my résumé as PDF or Word?

PDF, unless the employer asks for Word: it looks the same on every device.

How do I combine my résumé and cover letter into one PDF on a Mac?

Select both, drag, pause and choose Merge.

How do I get my résumé PDF under 2 MB?

Compress it; text-only résumés are usually tiny already. Photos and scanned certificates are what make files big.

Your next PDF takes one second.

Drag it, pause, let go. Free for 7 days, then yours with one purchase. Family Sharing included.

Download for Mac

Mac App Store · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel