Business

AI Resume Builder

A complete resume builder, not a text box. Describe your career in plain language and the AI fills in the fields, or type them yourself, then pick a template and download a formatted PDF. Everything stays editable, and your draft is saved in your browser so you can come back to it.

  • Free to use
  • No sign-up
  • Instant results

How it works

  1. 01 Choose how to start: describe your career in plain language, or fill the form directly.
  2. 02 If you describe it, the AI turns your text into structured fields, then check them, because it only uses what you actually said.
  3. 03 Optionally paste a target job description and rewrite your summary and bullet points against it.
  4. 04 Pick a template, then download a PDF or copy the plain-text version for online applications.

Resume do's and don'ts

What the rewrite aims for, and what gets a resume skimmed past, worth knowing whether or not you use the AI.

Do

  • Lead each bullet with a strong past-tense verb: built, cut, led, shipped, migrated.
  • Put the outcome in the bullet, not the duty: "cut p95 latency from 1.9s to 340ms", not "responsible for performance".
  • Keep real numbers: percentages, timings, team sizes, revenue, user counts.
  • Mirror the language of the job posting where it honestly describes what you did.
  • Keep it to one page under about 10 years' experience, two beyond that.
  • Add a photo only where it is expected, common in much of Europe, Asia and Latin America, usually left off in the US, UK and Canada.
  • Use a single-column layout when applying through a large job portal.
  • Put your most recent role first and keep dates consistent in format.
  • Name the specific tools and technologies you actually used.

Don't

  • Don't write "responsible for" or "duties included", they describe a job description, not you.
  • Don't include your date of birth, marital status, or full postal address.
  • Don't use "References available on request", it wastes a line everyone assumes.
  • Don't pad with skills you couldn't answer a follow-up question about.
  • Don't let the AI invent a metric you can't back up in an interview.
  • Don't use headers, footers, or text boxes for real content, many parsers drop them.
  • Don't send the same resume to every posting without re-reading the summary.
  • Don't write in the first person; resumes drop the "I".

Frequently asked questions

No. The form works entirely on its own, and everything the AI produces lands in that same form for you to edit. The AI is a shortcut for the typing, not a gatekeeper.

It is instructed to use only what you wrote and to leave anything unstated blank, no invented employers, dates, degrees, or metrics. Read the filled form before you export; that check is the point of showing you the fields.

Click Download PDF. It opens your browser's print dialog with a print stylesheet that outputs the resume alone on A4, no site header, no buttons. Choose "Save as PDF" as the destination.

Modern or Classic. Both are single-column, which older ATS parsers handle most reliably. Compact uses a sidebar and looks sharper to a human, but two-column layouts can confuse some parsers, the tool warns you when you pick it.

Your draft is saved only in your own browser's local storage, so it survives a refresh and never leaves your machine. Text is sent to the AI provider only at the moment you click one of the AI buttons.

Yes. Paste the posting into the target job field and use "Rewrite summary & bullets", it foregrounds the experience that matches, without adding experience you don't have.

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