Free AI resume review
Score your resume against the job — line by line
Category scores, a verdict on every bullet, a job-description match and the view an ATS actually reads. Fix findings in the builder and re-analyze.
AI resume analysis with line-by-line feedback
Upload your resume, optionally paste the job description, and get a scored report across impact, brevity, style, sections, and keywords — plus a verdict on every bullet and a view of what an applicant tracking system actually reads.
Every finding is anchored to the exact line it is about and deep-links to the resume builder, so you can fix it and re-analyze to watch the score move. Sign in to get started.
Free to build and preview. Create a free account to save, download and run the analyzer. The free plan includes 3 AI resume generations and 2 resume analyses a month, and up to 2 saved resumes. Pro removes the monthly caps on generations and analyses.
How AI Resume Analysis Works
In short: upload a file, wait about a minute or two while checks run, then work through findings that point at the exact lines. Running it needs a free account.
Upload
Drop in a PDF, DOCX, or TXT. Add a target role and paste the job description if you have one.
Analyze
Deterministic recruiter checks run first, then an AI reviewer grades every bullet. You watch each stage complete.
Work the findings
A filterable checklist, line-by-line verdicts, the job match, and the ATS view — each anchored to the line it is about.
Fix and re-analyze
Open any finding in the builder, apply the change, and re-analyze to see the delta.
What the analysis checks
Five scored categories, an ATS readability view, a job match, and a rewrite for every weak line.
Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers about cost, ATS and privacy. Just want a quick text check without an account? Try the free ATS resume checker.
Upload your resume and, optionally, paste the job description and target role. Deterministic checks score impact, brevity, style, sections, and keywords, and an AI reviewer grades every bullet with a verdict and a reason. You get a findings checklist, a line-by-line review, a job match, and a view of what an applicant tracking system actually extracts from your file — with real progress shown while it runs.
Yes. A free account includes 2 analyses per month with the full findings checklist, category scores, per-bullet verdicts, the categorized job match, the ATS view, and PDF export. Pro adds unlimited analyses, per-line AI rewrites you can accept straight into the builder, and an AI-written job match narrative.
An applicant tracking system is the software many employers use to store and screen applications before a recruiter reads them. It works from the text it can extract from your file, so formatting that looks fine to a person can still lose facts to a machine. The ATS view shows exactly which of your details survived extraction.
Every bullet on your resume gets its own verdict — strong, ok, or weak — with a one-sentence reason and, where a number is missing, the kind of metric that would strengthen it. Pro users also get a rewrite for each weak line that keeps your facts and marks where a figure belongs, and can regenerate it on demand.
Paste the posting and the analysis extracts its required skills, tools, nice-to-haves, title, and seniority, then reports which appear on your resume and which are missing, category by category. Pro users additionally get an AI assessment of experience and education fit with concrete edits.
PDF, DOCX, DOC, RTF, TXT, and image files (PNG, JPG, WEBP). Text-based PDF or DOCX gives the most reliable extraction; scanned or image-based files go through OCR.
Known contact fields are redacted from text analysis. For images and scanned documents, the uploaded image is sent to an AI provider for OCR and may include personal details. Use a text-based PDF, DOCX, or TXT if you prefer text redaction. Analyses are saved privately to your account so you can revisit them and track improvement over time, and you can delete them at any time.
Free: 2 analyses per month with every check, verdict, the job match, the ATS view, and export. Pro ($20/month): unlimited analyses, per-line AI rewrites with accept-into-builder, on-demand rewrite regeneration, and the AI-narrated job match.
Supported Resume Formats
Text-based PDF and DOCX extract most reliably; images go through OCR.
Free vs Pro
The full analysis is free. Pro removes the monthly cap and adds the rewrites.
$0/month
- 2 resume analyses per month
- Category scores and the findings checklist
- A verdict and reason for every bullet
- Categorized job match
- ATS view of your uploaded file
- Fix-in-builder deep links and PDF export
- Per-line AI rewrites
- AI-narrated job match
$20/month
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited resume analyses
- A rewrite for every weak bullet, accepted straight into the builder
- Regenerate any rewrite on demand
- AI-narrated job match with concrete edits
- Unlimited practice interviews
How we score
There are three separate measures, and none of them is an employer's ranking. The ATS-readiness score counts how many standard profile fields are filled; the analysis reviews the writing; the job match compares your resume with one posting.
- ATS readiness. How many standard profile fields are filled: name, email, phone, location, a skills list, job titles, employers, dates, and complete education entries when you list them. Each field is pass or fail and worth the same. Not an employer rank. A match to one posting is measured separately. The fields are grouped as contact fields, a skills list, work history and education.
- Analysis categories. impact, brevity, style, sections, keywords: deterministic checks on the writing and structure, plus a verdict on every bullet.
- Job match. Required skills, tools, nice-to-haves, title and seniority from a posting you paste, shown as present or missing. It is separate from the readiness score.
Fix it in the builder: start from a template family
The builder groups its 175 designs into 22 families by layout. Pick the family that fits your field, then the design inside it.
- ATS PlainParses anywhere, nothing to distract
- MinimalWhite space, hairlines, tracked caps
- Editorial SerifWide margins, serif display
- Classic CenteredCentered serif, traditional rules
- Dates in MarginDates in a left column, serif titles
- TimelineOne continuous rail, dates in gutter
- Split HeaderName left, contact block right
- Name BandReversed name band, plain body
Resume examples by role
Each example shows what that role's resume has to prove, with a sample summary and bullets marked as illustrative.
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- Teacher resume example
- Retail Manager resume example
- Operations Manager resume example
- Electrician resume example
- Human Resources Coordinator resume example
- Warehouse Associate resume example
- Recent Graduate (Entry-Level) resume example
- Graphic Designer resume example