See what a machine reads from your resume
Applicant tracking systems do not read your resume the way you do. They extract text from the file and try to find fields in it. This runs that extraction on your file and shows you the result — the text it recovered, the fields it found, and the lines where two different parsers would disagree about the reading order.
It runs entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded, there is no account, and there is nothing to pay for.
Drop a PDF or Word .docx here
It is read in this tab. Nothing is uploaded, and there is nothing to sign up for.
What this does not tell you
It cannot tell you whether a particular employer’s system will accept your resume. Nobody can: those systems are private, they differ from each other, and anyone selling you a “guaranteed to pass” score is guessing. What this shows is narrower and checkable — the text a parser gets out of your file, and which fields are recoverable from it. If your name, your email or your job titles do not come back here, that is a real problem in the file itself, and it is fixable.
Build a resume from scratch instead, or read what we store.