AI Resume Builder
Most resume builders hand you a blank template and wish you luck. This one reads what you have written, recommends specific rewrites, and shows you the change before you accept it.
AI suggestions
Ask for a rewrite and the AI puts its version next to yours with the additions and deletions marked. Take it, skip it, or take it and keep editing. Nothing is replaced silently, so the resume still sounds like you.
Try the AI rewritesSuggestions are drawn from the job you are applying to, not a generic phrase bank.
Additions and deletions are marked inline, so you can see exactly what the AI touched.
Skip a suggestion or undo one you accepted. Your original wording is never lost.
Resume review
Turn on Issues and every weak verb, filler word and passive phrase is highlighted in place on your resume. Turn it off and read the page the way an employer will. No separate checklist to cross-reference.
See the ATS checkerFiller words, weak verbs and passive constructions are called out with the exact word.
Bullets with no number, no scope and no outcome are flagged before a recruiter skims past them.
Missing contact details, absent sections and unexplained employment gaps all surface here.
Editing
The page on the right is not a preview. Click a bullet, a job title or a date on the rendered resume and the editor opens on that exact field, so you spend your time on wording rather than hunting through a form.
Start editing freeEvery field on an entry is editable, and the rendered page updates as you type.
Pick up a section, drop it somewhere else, and the resume reflows to match.
Call a section whatever the job calls it, without leaving the page.
Upload the resume you have been sending and we parse it into editable sections, keeping your content.
No columns that scramble, no text trapped in images, no fonts a parser cannot read.
Set the font, text sizes, line height and accent color, and watch the page redraw.
Pull a stray second page back to one, and switch between Letter and A4 for applications abroad.
Start from an order that suits you, like experience-first for a career move or education-first for a new graduate.
Split a wall of skills into named groups, and run them as columns, a list or inline text.
Pick one format and it applies everywhere, so no two entries disagree about how a month is written.
Gaps between roles are flagged with their length, so you can fix a wrong date before a recruiter asks.
The export renders the resume first, so what you approve on screen is what lands in the file.
Keep one resume per role you are chasing, so you never overwrite a version that was working.
Send a resume straight into a job scan and get the keyword breakdown for that specific posting.
Build, review and export without a card. Upgrade only when you want more scans.
No guesswork. You get the suggested wording next to your own, and you decide what stays. Start with the resume you already have.