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Build a clear, job-ready resume

Create a clean single-column resume, review the important sections, and print it as a PDF. The builder works in your browser and does not send your resume to an AI provider.

What this tool does: it checks whether common resume sections are complete. It does not simulate an employer’s applicant tracking system, predict selection, or guarantee interviews.

1Contact and headline

2Professional summary

Keep it specific. Avoid claims such as “hard-working” unless the resume gives evidence.

3Experience

4Education

5Projects and skills

Use one project per paragraph. Include the problem, your action, tools, and result.

List only skills you can discuss or demonstrate.

How to write stronger resume content

Match the real role

Read the official job description. Identify the responsibilities and required skills, then show truthful evidence for the strongest matches.

Use actions and outcomes

Start bullets with a clear action. Add scope or results when accurate, such as records analysed, users supported, time saved, or defects reduced.

Keep formatting predictable

Use familiar headings, consistent dates, readable text, and a simple order. Avoid tables, decorative ratings, and important details inside images.

Before: Responsible for making reports.
After: Prepared weekly Excel reports from 5,000 service records and reduced manual checking time by creating validation formulas.
Before: Worked on a college website.
After: Built a responsive event-registration website with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and form validation as part of a four-member project.

Resume review checklist

  • Contact details are current and professional.
  • The target role is clear near the top.
  • Dates, organisation names, qualifications, and links are accurate.
  • Bullets explain your own contribution rather than only team responsibilities.
  • Numbers are truthful and can be explained during an interview.
  • Keywords are included only when they match your real experience.
  • Spelling, spacing, page breaks, and PDF links are checked before submission.

Frequently asked questions

Is this an ATS score?

No. The percentage shows how many useful sections you completed. Employers configure hiring systems differently, so a public tool cannot promise an employer-specific score.

Where is my resume data stored?

Your entries remain in the page while it is open. Data is saved to your browser only when you select “Save on this device.” Use Clear to remove the saved copy.

Should freshers include projects?

Yes, when projects demonstrate skills needed for the role. Explain the problem, your contribution, tools, testing, and result rather than listing only a project title.

Can I add a photograph?

Follow the employer’s instructions and local norms. For many skills-based applications, a simple resume without a photograph keeps attention on qualifications and experience.

References and limitations

This tool provides general writing assistance and is not an employer, recruiter, legal adviser, or selection system. Review the official application instructions for every role.

Last reviewed: June 6, 2026