Score resume text for length, contact info, section headings, action verbs, and bullet formatting. Browser-based checklist with pass/fail items and a percentage score—free, no login.
Six heuristics: word count between 150 and 900, email pattern present, phone pattern present, at least two common section keywords (experience, education, skills, summary, work), at least two action verbs (led, built, managed, created, improved, delivered, designed, implemented), and bullet or numbered list formatting.
Each check pass contributes equally to a percentage score out of 100. A score of 70 or higher shows as success styling; lower scores highlight items still failing. Fix failing rows and re-run to improve.
Paste plain text copied from your PDF or document editor into the textarea. Image-only scans without selectable text cannot be analyzed—run OCR first or retype key sections.
The tool expects 150–900 words. Very short resumes may lack detail; very long ones may need trimming for one-to-two-page norms. Use Word Counter to measure before and after edits.
Resume Checker focuses on general quality and structure. ATS Scanner compares keywords against a specific job description. Use both before applying to the same role.
No. Analysis runs locally in the browser up to 100,000 characters. Clear the textarea on shared computers when finished.
No. It catches common structural issues quickly; mentors and recruiters still judge impact, storytelling, and cultural fit.
It uses explicit browser heuristics (length, contact, sections, verbs, bullets)—not a cloud large language model. Searches for “resume checker AI” still land here because the checklist is free and local; we do not silently send your resume to an AI API.
Yes. Free with no login required.