ATS Resume Checker
Check resume content, job keywords and important sections before applying.
Resume Review
Resume Checks
Important content ATS systems and recruiters usually need.
Recommended Improvements
Start with the suggestions that affect your score most.
Matched Keywords
Relevant job description terms already found in your resume.
Missing Keywords
Use only the terms that honestly match your skills and experience.
Content Signals
Details found during the text review.
How to Check a Resume for ATS
Copy the text from your resume and paste it into the first box. Add the job description in the second box so the checker can compare important terms. Review the score, missing sections and keyword suggestions before editing your resume.
What an ATS Resume Checker Reviews
This checker looks for standard resume sections, contact information, job related keywords, action verbs, measurable achievements and useful content length. It gives practical feedback based on the text you provide.
Tips for an ATS Friendly Resume
- Use clear headings such as Summary, Experience, Education and Skills.
- Match relevant wording from the job description without copying full sentences.
- Describe results with numbers, percentages or other measurable details.
- Avoid putting important information only inside images, headers or footers.
- Keep job titles, dates and contact details clear and consistent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this checker upload my resume?
No. The resume and job description are analyzed inside your browser. The tool does not send or save your text on the website server.
Can I upload a PDF or DOCX resume?
This private version analyzes pasted text and plain text files. Open your PDF or DOCX resume, copy its text and paste it into the resume box.
Is the ATS score guaranteed?
No. The score is an estimate based on common resume practices. Employers may use different ATS settings, screening questions and hiring criteria.
Should I add every missing keyword?
No. Add a keyword only when it accurately describes your skills, education or experience. Misleading keywords can create problems during an interview.
What score should I aim for?
A higher score usually means the resume includes more expected information, but quality and honesty matter more than one number. Use the detailed checks to improve weak areas.
Why should I add the job description?
The job description helps the checker identify role specific words and skills. Without it, the checker can review resume structure but cannot calculate a meaningful job match.