Free ATS Diagnostic Tool

Free ATS Resume Checker & Score Scanner

Most large employers screen resumes with Applicant Tracking Systems before a human ever reads them. Check your ATS score and fix formatting gaps in seconds.

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Scan & Optimize Your Resume

Paste your resume or upload your PDF to get an instant ATS diagnostic score, keyword gap analysis, and tailored bullet point revisions.

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Keyword Density Scan

Identifies essential hard skills, tech stacks, and industry terms missing from your work experience.

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ATS Layout & Header Test

Ensures your contact info, dates, and experience sections parse cleanly without table or multi-column errors.

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Impact & Metrics Check

Flags passive responsibility language and helps convert bullets into Google XYZ impact statements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an ATS Resume Checker?

An ATS (Applicant Tracking System) Resume Checker checks your resume the way keyword-parsing screening software reads it: section formatting, header hierarchy, keyword coverage, and contact information readability. Many large employers use systems like Workday, Greenhouse, Lever or Taleo to filter on keyword match before a human sees an application.

Is this ATS resume scan completely free?

Yes — the scan is free and needs no credit card. Sign in with Google or email in seconds, then you'll see your baseline score, formatting gaps, and the keywords you're missing.

What is a good ATS resume score?

There is no single universal threshold — every employer configures its filters differently, so treat the score as a relative signal rather than a pass mark. A higher score means more of the job description's key language is present in your resume; the useful next step is the missing-keyword list, which tells you what to add.

How do I fix ATS errors on my resume?

Use standard section headers (Experience, Education, Skills), avoid columns or complex tables, lead bullets with strong active verbs, and tailor your bullet points with critical keywords from the job posting.