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Full report, freePaste a job description. See exact matches, missing terms and places to review them.
Add a job description to see keyword matches and gaps.
Matched and missing terms
Exact word boundaries, not substring hits
Truthful placement in evidence-based bullets
Illustrative example using this checker’s published rules. File warnings and wording changes are shown separately; results do not predict an employer’s decision.
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Keyword matching needs a reference, so this mode asks for a job description before running. Include responsibilities and requirements, not just a job title. The checker extracts a bounded set of terms using a skills vocabulary and filtered words; it does not determine which requirement an employer considers decisive.
A matched term means the wording appears in the extracted resume with word boundaries. A missing term may reflect a different expression, a parsing issue or a real gap. This is literal coverage rather than semantic equivalence, proficiency verification or an employer’s ranking score.
The report suggests your Skills section or an experience bullet as a place to review a missing term. It does not insert skills automatically. Add a skill only when you have it, and use experience to explain important capabilities rather than repeating a word many times.
Upload or paste your resume, then add the job description you want to compare.
Inspect the parsed text, score breakdown and issues tied to your original lines.
Edit a bullet, verify the facts, then re-check. Your report stays free.
English resumes only. PDF text extraction and DOCX paragraphs are checked; visual fonts, all tables, and every ATS layout behavior cannot be verified. Scanned PDFs need OCR elsewhere.
Keyword matching needs a reference, so this mode asks for a job description before running. Include responsibilities and requirements, not just a job title. The checker extracts a bounded set of terms using a skills vocabulary and filtered words; it does not determine which requirement an employer considers decisive.
A matched term means the wording appears in the extracted resume with word boundaries. A missing term may reflect a different expression, a parsing issue or a real gap. This is literal coverage rather than semantic equivalence, proficiency verification or an employer’s ranking score.
The report suggests your Skills section or an experience bullet as a place to review a missing term. It does not insert skills automatically. Add a skill only when you have it, and use experience to explain important capabilities rather than repeating a word many times.
Yes. You can see every score, issue and extracted line without an account. Basic checks, two-JD comparison and report printing are free.
Basic checks run in your browser. Files and job descriptions are not uploaded. AI rewriting is optional and sends only the selected text to our server and Cloudflare Workers AI after your consent.
No. Employers use different systems and rules. This is a reproducible heuristic check, not an employer score, ranking prediction or guarantee. AI is used only for optional rewriting.