Upload your résumé or CV and see how applicant tracking software is likely to read it — every finding, explained, in seconds. No account, no credit card.
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Paste a job description to see which listed skills your résumé states, which it only hints at, and which it never mentions.
The report lists every finding at once. Working through it in this order saves the most time:
Employers in the US and Canada ask for a résumé; in the UK, Ireland, the UAE, India and much of Europe the same document is usually called a CV. Applicant tracking software reads both the same way, so the check does too. Two pages is within the length it expects. If your CV carries a photo, as is common in some regions, the file check is likely to flag an embedded image: that is a reminder that text inside an image cannot be read, so keep every word of your CV as real text.
Not sure which word your target employer uses? See resume vs CV by country and PDF vs Word.
The free check runs fixed rules: it reads your file the way parsing software does and compares the words in your résumé with the skills named in a job description. It never sends your résumé to an AI model, and nothing is stored on our servers.
With a free account you can also run the AI analysis, which reads requirements in any profession, weighs how your experience is described rather than only which words appear, and suggests wording improvements that never invent experience. It counts toward the Free plan's monthly allowance and only runs when you start it. No checker, rule-based or AI, can guarantee how a particular employer's system will rank you.