Third-party licences

Last updated: 2026-10-17

PaperCV is built on work other people gave away, and every one of those licences asks for the same small thing in return: that the copyright notice travels with the code. A minified bundle drops it, so it is published here instead.

Typefaces in the interface

Served from this domain, which is what makes this section necessary rather than a courtesy: those files are copies of the Font Software, and the SIL Open Font License 1.1 asks that each copy carry its notice.

Instrument Sans — OFL-1.1
Copyright 2022 The Instrument Sans Project Authors
Instrument Serif — OFL-1.1
Copyright 2022 The Instrument Serif Project Authors

Typefaces in your PDF

These are embedded into every résumé PaperCV generates, which means the PDF you send an employer carries them too. The OFL expressly permits embedding a font into a document, so your file is unencumbered: you can send it anywhere, and nothing about these licences attaches to your résumé or asks anything of whoever receives it.

Inter — OFL-1.1
Copyright 2020 The Inter Project Authors
Source Serif 4 — OFL-1.1
Copyright 2014 The Source Serif 4 Project Authors

Software

Under the MIT licence except where noted, and the Apache License 2.0 for pdf.js.

React, React DOM — MIT
Copyright (c) Meta Platforms, Inc. and affiliates.
@react-pdf/renderer — MIT
Copyright (c) 2017-present Diego Muracciole
Lays out and writes the PDF, in your browser.
pdf.js (pdfjs-dist) — Apache-2.0
Copyright Mozilla Foundation and the pdf.js contributors
Renders the live preview of the PDF. Apache-2.0 ships no NOTICE file, so this line and the licence copy are the whole of what it asks.

PaperCV’s own name, interface and copy belong to its publisher — see the legal notice. What you write in the builder is yours alone.