Free · No sign-up · Runs in your browser
Free resume tools that show you what to fix.
Scan a job posting for the skills it asks for, get feedback on every bullet point, and find a stronger verb when yours falls flat. Each check takes a minute and runs on the text you paste, right here in your browser.
Resume keyword scanner
See the skills a job posting asks for most, and which ones your resume is missing.
You'll need: a job posting, and your resume if you like
Scan a job postingResume bullet checker
Get specific feedback on each bullet point, with stronger verbs and a better opening to try.
You'll need: a few bullet points from your resume
Check your bullet pointsResume action verbs
Find a stronger verb for what you did, grouped by leading, building, improving, saving and more.
You'll need: nothing. Search or browse the list
Find a stronger verb
How they fit together
From job posting to a resume that answers it.
Read the posting first
The keyword scanner pulls out the skills and tools a job asks for most, so you know what your resume needs to show before you touch it.
Make each bullet count
The bullet checker flags vague openings, missing results and buzzwords. When the first word is the problem, the action verb list has a better one.
Finish in the Studio
Import your resume or start from an example, check it against the posting, and download it as a PDF or Word file. That's free too, and there's no account.
Your text stays with you
What you paste never leaves your browser.
The checks run as code inside this page, on your own device. Nothing you paste is uploaded or saved on a server, and there's no account to create.
We count how often each tool is used so we know which ones help. We never see what you typed.
- Works without signing up
- No file uploads, just text
- Close the tab and it's gone
More free help
Templates and guides to go with them.
- TemplatesATS resume templates
Example resumes for 20 roles, from nurse to software engineer, each scored by the same checks the Studio runs.
- ATS guidesHow applicant tracking systems read resumes
Guides to six systems employers use, including Greenhouse and Taleo, and what each does with your resume.
- GuideHow to Write Evidence-Based Resume Bullets Without Inventing Metrics
Turn responsibilities into specific, defensible resume evidence using scope, frequency, outcomes, and honest estimates.
- GuideHow to See What an ATS Reads in Your Resume
A practical way to inspect the text layer, reading order, and missing fields in a resume PDF before you submit it.
Ready for the whole resume? Open the Studio.
It runs the same checks on your full resume as you edit, then exports a clean PDF or Word file. Free, and nothing to sign up for.