Check Your Resume Keywords Against a Job Ad
The short answer
Paste the job description and your resume text, and the tool lists the skills the ad asks for that you have, and the ones missing. Add a missing skill only if you really have it, and show it in a project line too. It never tells you whether you will be shortlisted.
Nothing you paste leaves your device.
No resume yet? Build one in the resume builder, then come back.
Fill in both boxes (a couple of sentences each) to see the result.
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How to: Check Your Resume Keywords Against a Job Ad
- 1Paste the job description.
- 2Paste your resume text, or use the one from the resume builder.
- 3Read the skills you have and the ones you are missing.
- 4Add real missing skills to your resume and check again.
At a glance
- Compares
- Skill words in the ad with those in your resume
- Does not
- Predict whether you will be shortlisted
- Privacy
- Nothing is uploaded
Frequently asked questions
Should I add every missing keyword?
No. Add only what you truly know, and prove it in a project or internship line. A skill you cannot talk about in the interview hurts you.
Why was a skill I wrote not counted?
Only whole words count. MySQL is not matched as SQL and Java is not found inside JavaScript, so write the skill in the same words as the ad.
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