ATS-friendly resume
Build an ATS-friendly resume from your real experience
Answer a short, adaptive interview and get a clean, single-column resume tailored to your target job — with nothing made up.
Create my resumeATS-friendly format rules
Every resume follows the same parser-safe structure.
- Single column, no tables, text boxes or graphics
- Standard headings: Summary, Skills, Experience, Projects, Education
- Right-aligned dates on the same line as titles
- Plain characters only — no special symbols that parse badly
- .docx export by default, PDF when required
Tailored to one job
Paste the job description and the builder asks targeted questions about the requirements you have not covered yet, so the final resume aligns with the posting.
Truthful by design
Missing numbers or skills become questions. If you do not have it, it is not added.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a resume ATS-friendly?
A single-column layout, standard section headings, text-based content (no images of text), consistent dates, and content that clearly matches the job you apply for.
Which font is best for an ATS-friendly resume?
Common system fonts such as Calibri, Arial or Georgia at 10–12pt body size are safe choices for parsing and readability.
Should an ATS-friendly resume be one page?
For most early and mid-career roles, one page is ideal. The builder tightens spacing within readable limits to fit one page when possible.
Can AI write my ATS-friendly resume?
It can structure and phrase it, but every fact comes from you. The builder asks questions instead of inventing metrics, employers or skills.