Paste a job description and pick your resume. AI finds the gaps, matches the keywords, and rewrites your content to fit. Fine-tune every line in the inline template editor before downloading.
Recruiters spend 7 seconds on a resume. A generic one tells them nothing specific. A tailored one tells them exactly what they need to see.
Sending the same resume to every role tells recruiters you did not read the job description. Tailored resumes show you did, and that you are a fit.
Job descriptions contain exact terms ATS and recruiters scan for. Without them, your resume scores low regardless of how qualified you actually are.
You may have exactly the right experience, but if it is buried under generic job duties, recruiters will not find it in the 7 seconds they spend on your resume.
"Motivated professional seeking opportunities" could be anyone. Your summary should position you for this specific role in the first sentence.
Leading with accomplishments irrelevant to this job wastes prime resume real estate. Tailoring puts the most relevant content exactly where recruiters look first.
Recruiter search tools rank candidates by match score. Without the right keywords in the right density, your profile never surfaces, even for roles you are perfect for.
Four steps from a generic resume to a role-specific one: pick Auto for instant results, or Guided for a more precise match.
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Every suggestion is role-specific, actionable, and tied to a real improvement in your match score.
A precise 0 to 100 match score with a keyword-by-keyword, section-by-section breakdown, so you know exactly where you stand before applying.
See matched and missing keywords plus which resume sections are present or absent relative to the role, requirement-by-requirement.
Flags vague language, generic duties, and weak bullets, with specific suggestions to rewrite them as quantified, role-specific achievements.
Every rewritten bullet is inline-editable: bold, italicize, reorder, hide, or rewrite any line before the final version is generated.
Full analysis report, personalization questions, AI generation, and a reviewed tailored resume, all in under 5 minutes.
PDF and DOCX are recommended for best parsing accuracy. You can also select any resume you have already built inside Vertices, no upload needed. Your files are encrypted in transit and never used to train AI models.
Paste a job description (or a Vertices job link), pick your resume, and choose Auto or Guided mode. In Auto, the AI tailors your resume in one step with no input needed, matching keywords, rewriting weak bullets, and highlighting skill gaps instantly. In Guided, you first see your match score and keyword gaps, then answer a few targeted questions so the AI has more context before it generates your tailored version. Either way, you land in the same editor: every rewritten line is highlighted, and you can bold, italicize, reorder, hide, or rewrite any bullet before you approve and download.
Auto is the fastest path: one click and the AI tailors your resume immediately, no questions asked. Guided adds a short question step first, so answers about specific projects or metrics can sharpen the result before it generates. Both modes also let you pick a Tailoring Level: Maximum rewrites aggressively to match the job as closely as possible, Balanced mixes rewritten and original wording for a natural result, and Light makes minimal changes and stays closest to your original resume.
A score from 0 to 100 with a breakdown across keyword match, skills coverage, and experience relevance, plus which keywords from the job your resume already covers and which are missing. In Guided mode you see this before generation; in Auto mode it is shown alongside the finished tailored resume.
A few targeted questions based on the specific gaps found in your resume, for example asking about a project that demonstrates a required skill you did not mention, or a metric to strengthen a weak bullet. Your answers are used only to generate your tailored resume and are not stored beyond the session.
Yes. Every rewritten bullet is inline-editable: bold or italicize key phrases, drag to reorder bullets, hide or delete ones you do not want, add new ones, and edit skills. You can also swap templates. Nothing is finalized until you approve and download, so you stay in full control of the result.
No. Tailoring rewrites your content to better match the job, it does not change your resume's visual structure or template, and any reordering happens only when you drag a bullet yourself. Your formatting stays exactly as you designed it unless you choose to swap templates.
Yes. Your resume and job description are encrypted at rest and in transit. We never sell or share your data, and we never use it to train models. You can delete all your data from account settings at any time.
Manual editing is guesswork. Our AI reads the job description exactly as a recruiter would, extracts every required keyword and qualification, then maps your existing experience to match, surfacing content you already have but may have buried or phrased differently.
Yes. Each tailoring run creates a separate version of your resume. You can tailor one base resume to as many jobs as you need, keeping each version independently saved and downloadable.
