Resume Builder
Uploading a resume, checking what came through, and shaping how it looks before you export it.
- Upload your resume and we read it into sectionsWhat we accept, what happens to the file, and what you get back. One upload, read while you wait.
- What to check after your resume is read inA 2 minute pass over your sections once your resume is read in, in the order that matters most.
- Why some resumes don't read in cleanly (and what ATS compliance means)The file properties that break text extraction, what we do about each one, and why the same properties get resumes filtered out before a human reads them.
- What belongs in each resume sectionThe 13 sections plus your header, the fields inside each one, what the server requires, and the limits you can hit.
- Base resumes and job-tailored resumesYour master copy, the per-application copies made by scanning, and why scanning never changes the original.
- Your resume score explainedYour score is completion multiplied by content quality, not an average of the two. Here is the full breakdown and a worked example.
- Every content quality check, and how to pass itAll 12 content checks, what each one measures, the exact thresholds, and the shortest route to a pass on each.
- Layout: paper size, margins, and date formatsThe Layout tab, one control at a time. Alignments, page setup, list formatting, date formats, and links.
- Templates, fonts, and spacingThe 6 templates and what each one looks like, plus the accent color, line height, font, size, and weight controls in the Styles tab.
- Section order and presetsThe 4 ordering presets and what each puts first, plus dragging your own order and renaming sections.
- Downloading as PDF or DOCXWhere the download buttons are, what PDF costs (nothing), why DOCX is Premium, and the differences worth checking before you send a Word file.