Resume vs Job Description Match
Quick answer: Paste a job posting alongside your resume. Resumaxing pulls the top terms from the posting and shows which appear in your resume and which are missing, so you can add the ones that are honestly true.
🔒 Analysed in your browser. Your resume is never uploaded to our servers.
Scanning your resume…
- Extracting text like an ATS parser
- Detecting sections and headings
- Checking contact details
- Measuring impact and action verbs
- Checking format and length
- Matching keywords
How the match works
We extract the most frequent meaningful terms from the job description, then check whether each appears in your resume. The match percentage is the share found.
How to use missing keywords
- Mark missing terms you genuinely have experience in.
- Add them to your skills section and relevant bullets, in context.
- Ignore terms that don’t apply to you.
Tailor every application
One resume rarely fits every job. Re-run the match for each role and adjust your summary and top bullets.
FAQ
What is an ATS resume checker?
An ATS resume checker analyses your resume the way applicant tracking software might: whether the text can be extracted, whether sections are detected, and how well your content matches a job. Resumaxing gives you a score and a prioritised fix list in about 30 seconds.
Is Resumaxing really free?
Yes. The scan and your score are free with no signup. A short email unlocks the complete fix checklist. Paid rewrite tools are on the way and will always be optional.
Is my resume uploaded to a server?
No. The analysis runs entirely in your browser. Your resume text is not sent to our servers. (PDF reading uses a library loaded from a public CDN, which does not receive your file.)