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ATS Resume Checker

Upload your resume (PDF or DOCX) and paste a job description to get a keyword match score, identify gaps, and improve your chances of passing Applicant Tracking Systems.

This ATS resume checker compares your resume against a specific job description and scores how well they match, the same way applicant tracking software screens candidates before a human ever sees the file. Upload a PDF or DOCX and it extracts the text in your browser using pdf.js and mammoth.js, or you can paste the text directly. Paste the job listing alongside it, and the tool tokenizes both documents, highlights the keywords and phrases your resume already matches, flags the important terms it's missing, and checks for common formatting problems like missing contact details, tables, or oversized page counts. It's aimed at job seekers who want to tailor a resume for a specific opening before applying, without installing software or handing their resume to a third-party server.

Your Resume

Drop your resume here

PDF, DOCX, or TXT

Job Description

How to Use ATS Checker

  1. Drag and drop your resume file (PDF, DOCX, or TXT) into the upload zone, or browse to select it.
  2. Alternatively, paste your resume text directly into the text box.
  3. Paste the full job description into the job description field.
  4. Click "Analyze Resume" to run the comparison.
  5. Review your ATS score, matched and missing keywords, and the formatting tips list.

Frequently Asked Questions

Upload your resume (PDF or DOCX) or paste text, then paste the job description. The ATS Checker analyzes keyword match %, finds missing terms, and gives formatting recommendations.

An Applicant Tracking System screens resumes automatically before a human reads them. Over 75% of resumes are rejected by ATS. Optimizing for keywords significantly increases interview chances.

No. Your resume is processed entirely in your browser using pdf.js and mammoth.js. No data is sent to any server.