Free resume checker: find the gaps before a recruiter does
Check your resume against current job postings in a couple of minutes. You see your estimated fit and top three gaps free, with no card.
What the resume checker looks at
Recruiters skim. The checker looks at the same things they do: whether your skills match the role, whether your experience and education line up, and whether your lines show results rather than duties.
- Skills and keywords the role asks for and your resume lacks
- Experience and education against typical postings
- Weak lines that list tasks but show no result
- Structure that a reader or a parser can follow
Free check, then a deeper report if you want it
The free preview is enough to see if your resume is close or far from a role. If you want every gap, rewrites, a job match against a posting you paste, practice interview questions and a PDF, the full report covers one resume for one role in a single payment.
The AI resume checker side of the product is optional. Scoring itself follows fixed rules, and AI only suggests clearer wording for your own lines.
Make the check useful
Check against one specific role, not a vague goal. Upload the version you actually send. Fix the top gap, then check again to see the change.
How it works
- Upload. Add your resume as a PDF or Word file.
- Pick the role. Choose the job title you are applying for.
- Fix and recheck. Close the top gap on your resume, then check again.
Questions
How long does a resume check take?
The free preview takes about a couple of minutes from upload to result.
Do I need to create an account?
No account is needed for the free preview.
Is this an ATS resume checker too?
It reads your resume the way a parser would and compares keywords with postings. See the ATS resume checker page for what that does and does not tell you.
Will a better score get me a job?
No tool can promise that. The score is an estimate that helps you improve your resume. Hiring decisions are made by employers.
Scores, pay ranges and plans are estimates based on the resume you upload and the job postings we could read at the time. They are guidance for improving your resume, not a prediction of any hiring decision.