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ATS Resume Checker

Many employers use applicant tracking systems (ATS) to filter resumes. Paste your resume and the job ad to see which keywords you are missing.

Updated November 10, 2026 · For informational use

ATS Resume Checker

🔒 Your resume is analyzed in your browser and never uploaded. Scores are a guide, not a guarantee — real ATS software differs between employers.

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How to raise your ATS score

  1. Mirror the job’s words. If the ad says “project management”, use that exact phrase (if it is true for you), not only “managed projects”.
  2. Use standard headings: Summary, Experience, Education, Skills.
  3. Keep the layout simple. Avoid text inside images, text boxes, and complex tables — some systems cannot read them.
  4. Show results with numbers: “cut costs 18%”, “managed 12 accounts”.
  5. Save as .docx or a text-based PDF unless the employer says otherwise.
Never keyword-stuff. Add only skills you really have — a recruiter reads your resume after the software does.

Next: write a matching letter with the cover letter generator.

ATS Resume Checker FAQs

What is a good ATS match score?

Aim for roughly 70% or more of the important keywords, while still reading naturally.

Does this tool store my resume?

No. The text stays in your browser and disappears when you close the page.

Can I upload a PDF or Word file?

Open your resume, select all, copy and paste the text. This also shows you what an ATS “sees”.

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