Free AI Resume ATS Checker Online - No Signup
Explainable resume scoring, professional timeline parsing, weighted job matching, and actionable optimization guidance-all processed privately in your browser.
PDF, DOCX, or TXT up to 10 MB. Processing stays in your browser.
Extracting text and document-level formatting evidence
Every score is derived from detected evidence
Recruiter perspective
Top strengths
Critical weaknesses
Quick wins
Category radar
Career timeline
No reliable employment date ranges were detected.
Score distribution
Weights total 100 when a job description is supplied.
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Job-description analysis was not requested
Run a new scan with the target job description to measure required skills, preferred skills, priority keywords, synonyms, and relevance.
Weighted keyword evidence
Exact, synonym, abbreviation, and partial phrase matches are scored differently.
| Keyword | Priority | Requirement | Evidence | Credit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Matched keywords
Missing priority keywords
No analyzed priority keywords are missing.
No skills from the maintained taxonomy were detected. Review the extracted text in Resume Preview.
ATS formatting and parsability
Findings distinguish confirmed evidence, potential risk, pass, and unavailable checks.
No priority issues detected
Continue tailoring the resume for each role and verify employer-specific requirements.
Extracted resume preview
Detected skills are teal. Matched job keywords are blue.
Professional ATS audit report
Includes a branded cover, candidate details, scoring methodology, category analysis, keywords, skills, timeline, formatting checks, recommendations, checklist, page numbers, and watermark.
Generated locally. No resume data is uploaded.
Evidence-based resume analysis
The checker separates document extraction, resume parsing, timeline analysis, job matching, formatting evidence, scoring, and recommendations so every result can be traced to a rule.
Extract structured evidence
Detect contact data, standard and alternative section headings, skills, projects, education, certifications, and employment date ranges.
Weight job requirements
Separate required and preferred qualifications, normalize abbreviations, map synonyms, and measure weighted keyword coverage.
Prioritize useful changes
Review transparent category scores, document risks, skill gaps, recruiter-facing weaknesses, and ordered recommendations.
Built for accurate, private iteration
Job relevance affects the final score
With a job description, relevance contributes 30% of the final score. A weak job match therefore cannot be hidden behind an otherwise well-formatted resume.
Employment dates stay in context
Experience is calculated only from ranges found in the detected employment section. Overlapping roles are merged and internships are reported separately.
Uncertain formatting checks are labeled
Text alone cannot prove every visual layout issue. Unsupported checks are reported as unavailable or potential risks instead of fabricated confirmed failures.
Your document remains private
PDF, DOCX, and text parsing occurs inside browser memory. Refreshing or resetting clears the analysis from the page.
Practical ATS resume tips
Use recognizable headings
Prefer Summary, Experience, Skills, Projects, Education, and Certifications over creative labels that parsers may not classify.
Write evidence, not keyword lists
Integrate relevant tools and skills into accomplishment bullets that explain scope, action, and measurable outcome.
Keep the layout predictable
Use a clear reading order, restrained graphics, readable font sizes, and simple tables only when the target ATS is known to support them.
What ATS optimization does not mean
Mistake: copying every job keyword
Unnatural repetition reduces readability and can misrepresent your experience. Include only truthful skills and support them with relevant evidence.
Mistake: using education dates as experience
Graduation years do not establish employment duration. Professional timelines must be parsed from roles and employment ranges.
Myth: one score works for every job
General resume health and role relevance are different measurements. A strong resume can still be poorly aligned with a specific vacancy.
Myth: ATS compatibility guarantees an interview
Recruiter judgment, candidate competition, location, compensation, eligibility, and employer-specific rules still affect hiring outcomes.
Frequently asked questions
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