Resume check — find the gaps before a recruiter does
Paste your resume and the job advert. This checks, on your own device, whether you have covered the skills and keywords the advert asks for, and flags the formatting problems that get resumes filtered out before a human reads them.
Your resume never leaves your device. There is no upload, no account, and no request carrying your resume off this page. The whole check runs in JavaScript in your browser — you can disconnect from the internet and it still works.
What this checks
- Keyword coverage — which words in the advert appear in your resume, and which are missing. Recruiters and applicant-tracking systems both look for these.
- Length — resumes that run too short or too long get skimmed or skipped.
- Contact details — an email address and phone number that are actually present.
- Weak phrasing — filler openers ("responsible for", "duties included") that hide what you achieved.
- Numbers — whether you have quantified anything, because achievements with figures read as evidence and achievements without them read as claims.
What this does not do
This is a text comparison, not an AI writer. It does not rewrite your resume, does not invent experience you do not have, and does not know your industry's conventions. Keyword matching rewards honest coverage of skills you genuinely have — padding a resume with words you cannot back up fails at the interview instead of the screening stage.
Common questions
Is my resume uploaded anywhere?
No. The check runs in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent to a server, stored, or logged.
Should I match every keyword exactly?
No. Cover the ones that describe work you have actually done. A resume that mirrors the advert word-for-word without the experience behind it reads as padded and gets caught.
Why does length matter?
Most roles get 6–10 seconds of first-pass attention. A resume that is far too long gets skimmed past, and one that is too short looks like it lacks depth. Aim for roughly one page per decade of experience, one to two pages total for most roles.