RESUME CHECKER

Find out what is actually wrong with it

Paste your resume below. You get a score, a list of specific problems ordered by what to fix first, and — if you also paste the job posting — the words from it that are missing from your resume.

Everything here runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and closing the tab is the same as deleting it. Also worth being straight about: no public tool can tell you what a specific company's ATS will score you, because those systems are configured per employer. This checks the things that are true regardless of which one they run.

What this checks, and what it cannot

It checks the things that hold true across employers: whether your contact details are findable, whether the section headings are ones a parser recognises, whether your dates are present, how much of your experience is quantified, whether the bullets open with verbs, how much filler language is in there, and how well your wording overlaps with the posting.

It cannot tell you whether your experience fits the role, whether your numbers are impressive for your market, or what a particular company's system is configured to weight. Any tool claiming otherwise is guessing. For those judgements, read the examples and compare honestly.

Is my resume uploaded anywhere?

No. The analysis runs in your browser; the text never leaves the page and nothing is written to a server or to storage.

Why did my bullet points not register?

Copying out of a PDF often loses the bullet characters. That trips one low-priority check and nothing else — ignore it if you know your resume is bulleted.

Should I aim for 100?

No. Past about 85 you are optimising for a heuristic rather than for a reader. Fix the items marked high, glance at the medium ones, and spend the rest of the evening on the actual wording.