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Use your current PDF or DOCX. Image-only scans and missing text can limit what the checker can read.
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Private one-off analysis
Free AI CV checker
Upload your CV for a practical analysis of readable structure, ATS-friendly signals, skills and missing information. This is feedback, not a hiring decision. Your file is not saved.
Upload your CV
PDF or DOCX, up to 10MB. Scanned image-only PDFs cannot be read reliably.
We do not save your file, extracted text or result unless you later choose to create an account and upload it there.
What you will receive
- · Overall CV presentation score out of 100
- · ATS readability and section structure signals
- · Relevant skills coverage, not generic job keywords
- · Evidence-based recommendations
How to use this tool
Use the CV checker as practical guidance
The CV checker gives a structured review of readable text, contact details, headings, action language and skills signals. Use the result as a revision list, not a verdict on your ability or likelihood of being hired.
A strong CV is specific to the vacancy and accurate about your experience. Review the tool’s recommendations alongside the original job advert, then make only changes you can explain and support.
Review the signals
Start with missing contact details, unclear sections and evidence gaps before worrying about an overall score.
Revise and save
Update your master CV carefully, then make a separate tailored copy for a particular vacancy.
Important limits
- • The checker does not make a hiring decision or guarantee ATS compatibility with every employer system.
- • It cannot verify qualifications, work history or whether a skill is relevant to a specific vacancy.
- • Your uploaded file is analysed for this request and is not saved by this public tool.
Why is my score lower than expected?
A score reflects readable structure and available signals, not your personal worth. Check the individual recommendations for a useful next action.
Can I use the same CV everywhere?
Keep one accurate master CV, then tailor the summary and strongest examples to the role you are applying for.