Resume and JD match workflow
Check your resume against a job description
Upload a selectable PDF resume or paste text, then compare it with a target JD. Find keyword gaps, weak coverage, section issues, and export a browser-local report before you apply.
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Extract or paste resume text
Use a selectable PDF resume or paste text from DOCX, LinkedIn, or an ATS preview.
Compare against the JD
Identify matched terms, missing skills, weak coverage, and simple section issues.
Export a reviewer report
Download a PDF report you can use while tailoring bullets and skills.
What this adds beyond a basic PDF converter
Resume checker competitors emphasize upload, job-description matching, ATS score, missing keywords, and formatting guidance. The low-risk PDF Everything version focuses on the useful browser-local step: compare the exact resume text against one target role, then export a checklist for honest edits.
Use OCR PDF to Text first when a scanned resume produces little selectable text.
Use PDF to Word when you need an editable draft before tailoring bullets.
Use this checker after every role-specific resume edit, not as a generic one-time score.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can this check a PDF resume for ATS keywords?
- Yes. Upload a selectable-text PDF resume or paste resume text, then paste the target job description. The checker compares role-specific terms, sections, and basic parser-readiness signals.
- Does the resume leave my browser?
- No. PDF text extraction, keyword matching, scoring, and report export run in the browser for this workflow.
- Does this support DOCX uploads?
- Not yet. Paste text from a DOCX resume, export your resume as a selectable PDF, or use another tool to convert it before checking.
- Is this the same as a real employer ATS?
- No. It is a practical keyword and structure screen, not a guarantee of how Workday, Greenhouse, Taleo, Lever, or any employer configuration will rank a resume.
- What should I do with the missing keywords?
- Only add terms that truthfully describe your experience. The strongest edits put relevant terms inside achievement bullets with measurable outcomes, not only in a skills list.