Free resume check
Paste your resume and get an honest 0 to 100 score, the exact lines costing you interviews, and a concrete fix for each one. No signup, and your resume is never stored.
What the check scores
Five dimensions, each scored 0 to 100 the way a screener actually reads. The overall score is anchored to the specific issues found, so it cannot flatter you.
- Evidence and impact
- Quantified, scoped outcomes with clear ownership, not duty lists.
- Recruiter keywords
- The terms a recruiter for your target role scans for first.
- Level and scope
- Whether the seniority you claim matches the scope you evidence.
- Clarity and structure
- Ordering, length, gaps, and how fast a human can read it.
- ATS readiness
- How safely a standard resume parser reads this exact document.
How it works
- 1
Paste your resume text, or upload the PDF. Adding your target role is optional but sharpens the keyword read.
- 2
The check reads it the way a recruiter and a resume parser do, then quotes the exact lines that are costing you interviews.
- 3
Copy the personalized fix-it prompt into any assistant for free, or let Yara rewrite the resume with you and score it against live roles.
Common questions
- Is the resume check really free?
- Yes. The full check runs with no account, no email, and no paywall: the score, every issue it finds, and the copyable fix-it prompt are all free. Creating an account is only needed to score your resume against live job openings.
- Do you store my resume?
- No. Your resume is analyzed in memory and the result is returned to your browser. Nothing about it is saved on our servers, and analytics never capture the text.
- What does the score mean?
- The 0 to 100 score reflects how a recruiter and a resume parser read your resume today. Most real resumes score between 45 and 70. The score is anchored to the specific issues found, so fixing them raises it honestly.
- Does it work without a job description?
- Yes. The check infers your target role from your titles, summary, and skills, then scores against what a recruiter for that role scans for. Add your target role in the optional field to sharpen the keyword read.
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