Before a person reads your resume, software does — and it reads plain text. Paste yours below to find out what it can and can't make out. Free, no account, no limits.
Everything runs inside your browser. Your resume is never uploaded, stored, or sent anywhere — you can check the network tab.
Paste your resume above to see the report.
An applicant tracking system: the software that receives applications, turns each resume into plain text, and files it into a database. Before any person reads your resume, this is what reads it. Most large employers use one.
No. Every check runs as JavaScript inside your own browser — there is no request to any server, so there is nothing to store. You can open your browser's network tab and watch: no request is made while you type.
Because pasted text is exactly what the parser gets. If copying your PDF produces jumbled or missing text, you have just reproduced the failure — that is the finding, not a limitation of this tool.
No. This checks whether your resume can be read and whether the content holds up — not whether you fit the role. It removes a reason to be rejected; it doesn't create a reason to be hired.
This one checks your resume itself — parseability, structure, formatting — instantly and without an account. JD Match uses AI to compare your resume against a specific posting and give tailored rewrite advice.