Credits from $4.99
Resume Builder AI

Resume review

AI resume checker with fixes you can use today

Paste your resume and, if you have one, the job ad. Get the three fixes that matter most, notes on every section, the job terms you are missing and your weakest bullets rewritten.

Check my resumeRebuild it from notes instead
  • Fixes in order
  • Job match from the ad
  • No fake scores
Document
Career stage
0 / 2,500 words

Your document

Paste your notes and press Write. Your document appears here, with [placeholders] for anything missing.

At a glance

The AI resume checker in Resume Builder AI reviews the text of your resume with Claude Sonnet 5. Paste your resume, and the job ad if you have one (30 to 2,500 words in total), and get an overall read, the top three fixes, section-by-section notes, job terms found and missing, rewritten bullets and the format checks text allows. It gives no invented score and no ATS pass guarantee. A review costs 200 credits plus 1 credit per pasted word; registration is free.

What you get
Top fixes, section notes, job match, rewritten bullets, format checks
Price
200 credits per document plus 1 credit per pasted word; $0.14 to $0.35 for 500 words; packs from $4.99
Input
30 to 2,500 words of notes, resume text and job ad
Account
Free registration. New accounts get no free credits; documents use purchased credits
Not included
Numeric scores, layout checks and file uploads

What the resume review covers

  • 01

    Top three fixes first

    The changes most likely to improve the resume come first, in order, each with its reason.

  • 02

    Section by section

    Summary, experience, skills and education each get specific notes, quoting the words they refer to.

  • 03

    Job match from the ad

    Paste the posting and see which of its key terms your resume already shows and which are missing.

  • 04

    Weak bullets rewritten

    Up to five vague bullets come back as achievement statements, with [number] where a figure would help.

  • 05

    Honest about limits

    No percentage score: text cannot show fonts, columns or file problems, so the review tells you what to check yourself.

How to check your resume with AI

  1. 01

    Paste the resume

    Select all in your Word, Google Docs or PDF file, copy it and paste the text.

  2. 02

    Add the job ad

    Paste the posting under it for a job match, or leave it out for a general review.

  3. 03

    Fix and check again

    Make the changes, then review the new version or rebuild it as a resume from your notes.

What an AI resume checker can and cannot see

A checker that reads text can judge content: whether bullets show results, whether the summary fits the job, whether the posting's key terms appear, whether dates and titles are consistent. It cannot see your file's layout. Columns, text boxes, page headers, icons and images can confuse applicant tracking systems, so check those in the file itself.

Many checkers show a percentage. A score produced by a language model is an estimate that changes from run to run, so this review gives concrete fixes instead of a number.

The most common resume problems

Most reviews come back with some of these:

  • Duties instead of results: 'responsible for' with no outcome
  • A generic summary that could describe anyone
  • Key terms from the job ad missing or buried
  • Inconsistent dates, tenses or job title formats
  • Skills listed with no evidence in the experience section

ATS resume checker or human-style review?

An ATS resume checker focuses on what software parses: headings, dates, keywords and file format. A human-style AI resume review focuses on what a recruiter reads first: the summary, the most recent job and visible results. This review covers both as far as text allows, and its job match lists the posting's terms so you can add the ones that are true for you.

Before you paste

Four habits make the review more useful:

  • Copy the plain text: select all in your file and paste it
  • Leave out details you do not want stored, such as a street address
  • Include the whole job ad, not only the title
  • Review again after you edit, to confirm the fixes landed

After the review

AI resume checker FAQ

Is the AI resume checker free?

The account is free, and the checklists on this page are free to use by hand. An automated review uses purchased credits: 200 credits per document plus 1 credit per pasted word, so a 500-word resume and job ad cost 700 credits. New accounts get no free credits.

Does it give an ATS score?

No. Each employer configures its applicant tracking system differently, and a score made up by a language model is not a measurement. The review lists the job ad's terms found and missing in your resume and points out the formatting risks visible in text.

Is an AI resume review different from a resume checker?

They are mostly two names for the same thing. Here the review is the written assessment with fixes, and the checking part is the job match and the consistency checks. You get both in one result.

Can it check a PDF or Word file?

Paste the text instead of uploading a file: select all in the PDF or Word file, copy and paste. That also shows you roughly what screening software reads. If the pasted text comes out jumbled, simplify the file's layout.

Will it rewrite my whole resume?

The review rewrites up to five of the weakest bullets. To rewrite everything, choose bullet rewrite or one of the resume formats in the same tool and paste the resume as your notes.

Check your resume against the job

Get the fixes that matter for this posting. Free account; a review of 500 words costs 700 credits.

Check my resume

Last updated October 29, 2026

Create your free account