ATS Resume Checker
Upload your PDF resume and get an ATS-readiness score out of 100 — can a parser extract the text at all, are the standard sections and contact details findable, are your achievements quantified, and did the PDF export mangle any words? Optionally paste a job description to see how many of its top keywords your resume actually contains. Your resume never leaves your browser — parsing runs locally with pdf.js.
About this tool
Before a human ever reads your resume, an applicant tracking system parses it — and ATS parsers are much dumber than people expect. They read raw text in order, look for headings they recognize, and match keywords against the job description. This checker runs the same first pass: it extracts your PDF's text exactly the way a parser would, then verifies the things that most often silently kill applications — scanned-image PDFs with no text layer, decorative section names a parser can't map, contact details embedded in headers or graphics, words broken by the PDF export ("end-toend"-style artifacts), and table layouts that scramble reading order.
Everything runs locally in your browser using Mozilla's pdf.js — the same PDF engine built into Firefox, vendored on this page. Your resume never leaves your browser: there is no upload, no server, and no logging. Encrypted or corrupt PDFs are detected and reported rather than crashing.