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Get your resume's strengths, the lines to fix and what to add, for the role you want. Paste your resume or upload the file, and add the role you want if you like. Get a short review with the strengths to keep, specific lines to fix and anything worth adding.
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How to use it
- Add your resume. Paste your resume or upload the file. Use the version you plan to send, so the review points at the exact lines an employer will read.
- Name the role you want. Optionally type the job title you are applying for. The review then judges which strengths and fixes matter most for that kind of role.
- Read the three lists. Keep the strengths as they are, work through the fixes from the top, since the most important come first, and add any missing details you can honestly back up.
- Check your changes. After editing, run the review again on the new version to see whether the same lines still come up, then compare your resume with a specific job ad.
Example
What was entered
- Your resume
- Sam Rivera Marketing Coordinator, Bayside Books, 2021 – Present - Responsible for social media - Wrote the weekly email newsletter - Helped with events - Planned the summer reading campaign with the store manager Sales Associate, Bayside Books, 2019 – 2021 - Recommended books to …
- Role you are applying for
- Content marketing specialist
What the tool wrote
Strengths to keep
- Moving from sales associate to marketing coordinator at Bayside Books shows you earned more responsibility with the same employer.
- Writing the weekly email newsletter is direct writing experience that fits a content marketing specialist role well.
- Planning the summer reading campaign with the store manager shows you have helped shape a full campaign.
- Setting up window displays for new releases shows you can promote products visually as well as in writing.
Lines to fix
- Replace "Responsible for social media" with what you actually did, such as the channels you posted on and the kinds of posts you made.
- Rewrite "Helped with events" to name the events and your part in them, starting with an action verb such as planned, hosted or promoted.
- Add a result to the weekly email newsletter bullet if you tracked one, such as subscriber growth or replies from readers.
- Move the newsletter bullet to the top of your marketing coordinator role, since it is the closest match to content marketing work.
- Add a short summary at the top that names the content marketing specialist role and points to your newsletter and campaign work.
Worth adding
- a line on the tools you used
- the results of the summer reading campaign, if you measured any
- other content you wrote besides the newsletter
Next: tailor your whole resume to a job
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- Auto apply sends your new matches for you, résumé attached and questions answered from your saved answers.
- Employer replies arrive in your Applystead mailbox and show next to the application they’re about.
- Full auto answers recruiters, offers times that are free on your calendar and adds the interview when one is accepted.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this AI resume review really free?
Yes. It is free and needs no account. Each review uses one of the 5 free AI generations a day shared by Applystead's free writing tools, and the count starts again at midnight Pacific time. An attempt that does not produce a result does not use the allowance.
What does the resume review look at?
It reads your resume as a hiring manager might: which bullets show real results, which lines are vague or duty-only, what order your sections are in and what a reader would expect to find but cannot. With a target role, it weighs everything against that job title.
Will it rewrite my resume for me?
No. It tells you what to keep, what to change and what to add, and points to the lines concerned, so you stay in control of the wording. To rewrite single lines, try the resume bullet rewriter, or tailor the whole resume to one job ad with the resume tailor.
Can an AI review replace feedback from a person?
It is a quick first pass you can run as often as you like. Feedback from someone who works in your field, a mentor or a career adviser can add judgment about your industry that a general review cannot, so use both when you can.
Is my resume stored?
No. Your resume is sent to Applystead only to write the review and is not stored. You do not need an account to use the tool.