Free tool

Before a recruiter sees your resume, let a robot grade it.

Most resumes are filtered by software before any human reads them. Paste yours and see the score that software gives it — which keywords match, which expected words are missing, and the two-minute fixes that lift the score.

No signup, and we never store your resume. It is scored and forgotten.

What you get

The filter's verdict, in plain numbers.

An ATS score

One score out of 100 from the kind of keyword and formatting checks applicant-tracking systems actually run.

Missing keywords named

No vague advice. If the role's vocabulary — "managed", "budget", "stakeholders" — is absent from your resume, the checker says so directly.

Fixes in minutes

Reword a few bullets, re-run the check, watch the score move. Most people gain real points in one sitting.

How it works

Paste, score, fix, repeat.

1

Paste your resume text

Plain text is fine — copy it straight from your document.

2

Read your score

Overall ATS score plus the specific keywords and formatting it wants.

3

Apply the fixes

Edit your resume, paste again, confirm the score climbed.

About this page: the tool described above is free, built on an open-source MIT-licensed checker.
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