Simple process
Three steps to understand your resume fit
Paste a job description, upload your resume, and review practical match guidance before you apply.
Paste the job description
Copy the responsibilities, qualifications, required skills, education, and other role requirements from the job posting.
Upload your resume
Upload a supported resume file. The text is extracted temporarily for the current analysis session.
Review your results
See your match score, aligned requirements, missing keywords, potential gaps, improvement priorities, and practical next steps.
Analysis coverage
What Resume Match Check reviews
Each check is designed to make the match result easier to interpret before you decide what to update.
Match signals
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Skills and technologies
Detects relevant tools, platforms, and technical keywords.
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Experience alignment
Reviews whether your documented experience matches the role level.
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Responsibilities
Compares resume duties with job responsibilities.
Requirement gaps
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Education requirements
Checks listed education expectations against the resume.
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Soft skills
Reviews communication, teamwork, leadership, and similar requirements.
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Missing requirements
Highlights important terms or qualifications not clearly represented.
Decision help
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Improvement priorities
Shows which resume updates may deserve attention first.
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Apply guidance
Helps users understand overall alignment and important gaps.
Choose the right analysis mode
Use the same resume-analysis flow for focused preparation or side-by-side opportunity comparison.
Single-job analysis
Focused single-job review
Compare one resume with one job description when you want focused guidance before applying.
Best for focused preparation before applying to one role.
- Review one match score
- Understand aligned requirements
- Spot missing or unclear details
Multi-job comparison
Compare up to 3 jobs
Compare the same resume against up to 3 job descriptions.
Best for comparing several opportunities against the same resume.
- strongest overall match
- important differences between roles
- common missing requirements
- which opportunity may deserve attention first
Score guidance
What the score means
The match score is rule-based guidance based on the resume content and supplied job description.
What it means
- It reflects detected alignment with the job requirements.
- Missing information in the resume can lower the score.
What it does not mean
- A high score does not guarantee an interview or job offer.
- A lower score does not automatically mean you should not apply.
Review mandatory requirements, licences, certifications, work authorization, location, and experience expectations yourself.
Ready to compare your resume?
Paste a job description, upload your resume, and review practical match guidance before you apply.