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- One resume scan
- ATS-style score
- Five missing keywords
- Basic formatting report
Compare a PDF or DOCX resume with a real job description, then review an ATS-style match score, five missing keywords, and clear formatting checks without signing up.
Your result will show a job-specific match score, matched terms, five missing keywords, and basic readability checks.
This normally takes a few seconds.
Use a term only when it accurately describes your work.
A useful ATS check starts with one genuine vacancy. It should help you organize truthful evidence for that role, not turn your resume into a copy of the advertisement.
Confirm the location, work authorization, experience, deadline, and official application source before tailoring anything.
Paste responsibilities and requirements, not only the title. Upload a readable resume so the report can compare actual text.
Add a missing term only when it reflects real work. Support it with the project, tool, scope, result, or qualification that proves it.
Use the employer's official route, save the vacancy and version used, and record follow-up dates without assuming a score predicts selection.
The scanner focuses on readable evidence in your resume. It does not manufacture claims, guarantee an interview, or pretend every employer uses one scoring formula.
No registration required.
Save structured career information and create role-specific resume versions.
Optional services, not required to use the free checker.
Start with a real job advertisement that you are qualified to pursue. The checker identifies terms that appear often in that advertisement and compares them with selectable text in your resume.
Use the result as a CV ATS checker, resume keyword scanner, or job-description match report. It shows whether your resume uses relevant language, but every change should remain accurate and supported by your real experience.
Use the step-by-step resume and job description matching guide for an evidence worksheet and practical examples. For a deeper employer-side explanation, read our ATS job search and candidate matching guide. When comparing offers, estimate likely net pay with the salary after tax calculator.
The report uses an explainable scoring model rather than claiming access to an employer's private applicant tracking system. It identifies meaningful terms in the complete job description, checks which terms appear in readable resume text, and reviews common section and file-format signals.
Keyword coverage has the greatest influence because the report is specific to the job you paste. The score also considers whether the file exposes readable text and whether common sections such as Experience, Education, and Skills can be detected. It cannot assess references, interview performance, work authorization, or an employer's private knockout questions.
One guest scan includes an ATS-style match score, matched terms, up to five missing keywords, and a basic formatting report.
The public checker processes the file during the request. It does not attach the file to a profile or send its contents to an external AI provider.
Image-only PDFs do not contain selectable text. Run OCR or export the resume as a text-based PDF or DOCX, then scan it again.
Upload a readable PDF or DOCX and paste the complete job description. Review the matched terms and five keyword gaps, adding a missing term only when it truthfully reflects your skills or experience.
No. Screening tools differ, and recruiters consider experience, evidence, eligibility, communication, and many other factors.
The score is a transparent heuristic based on job-specific keyword coverage, readable text, and common resume section signals. It is not an employer's private ATS score and should be used as practical editing guidance.
Yes. Upload a readable PDF or DOCX CV and compare it with a complete job description. The term CV or resume changes by market, but the matching process is the same.
An ATS job search uses a real vacancy as the target, compares its requirements with your resume, and helps you prepare an accurate role-specific application. It does not mean copying every keyword or trying to manipulate employer screening.
Keep one accurate career record, but adjust the summary, evidence order, and relevant skills for each genuine vacancy. Never add experience or qualifications you do not have.