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See what an ATS actually extracts from your résumé
Your PDF looks right because you are looking at the rendering. A filter reads the extraction, and the two are often not the same document. This shows you the second one.
Drop your résumé here, or choose a file
PDF, DOCX or plain text. It is read in your browser and never uploaded.
No account, no email, nothing stored.
Why this is worth two minutes
Applicant tracking systems pull text out of your file before a person opens it, and extraction fails silently. Two-column layouts interleave, so job titles land inside the skills section. Text in a header or footer gets dropped by some parsers. Tables collapse. An exported image yields nothing at all.
None of that is visible from your side. You send the application and hear nothing, and the silence looks identical to being rejected on merit.
This page runs entirely in your browser. The file is never sent anywhere, which is also why there is no account: there is no server cost to meter.
What it checks
- Whether any text comes out at all, and which pages produce none
- Whether your email and phone survive extraction, and where they land
- Whether section headings are detected in English or French
- Whether the layout interleaves, which is the two-column tell
- Whether dates parse into something a timeline can be built from
It does not give a score. No applicant tracking system computes the number a page like this could invent, and a score invites optimising against the wrong thing. You get the extracted text and a list of what is wrong with it.
Background reading: how ATS filters actually work, why you are not getting interviews, and where résumé keywords come from.