For candidates
Build a resume from scratch that scores above 75
If you are early in your career or coming back after a gap, polishing an existing resume is the wrong tool. There is not enough on the page to polish, and most resume builders hand you a template that looks designed and parses badly.
Resume Builder starts from a form: your education, projects, skills and experience, prompted specifically enough that the answers become usable bullets. The output is deliberately plain, because a resume's job is to be read accurately by software and quickly by a person.
What you get
Prompted for specifics
The form asks the questions that turn "built a web app" into a bullet worth reading.
Scores above 75, measured
Output is built to clear 75 on our own resume scorer. That threshold is a real measurement against the scorer, not a marketing number.
Plain by design
No columns, no graphics, no icons. Those are the things that break parsing, and they are what most templates lead with.
Download and send
A finished document, not a draft you have to reformat.
How it works
- 1
Fill the form
Education, skills, projects and experience, with prompts for the detail that matters.
- 2
The resume is generated
Structured and ATS-readable.
- 3
Download it
Then check it with the ATS checker against a real job description.
Questions we get asked
What does it cost?
One credit.
Is this different from Resume Fix?
Yes. Resume Fix rewrites a resume you already have; Resume Builder creates one from a form. If you have little to work with, build rather than fix.
Why is the output so plain?
Because visual templates are the most common reason a resume parses badly. A design-led resume can look excellent and lose half its content on the way into a screening system.
Try it with your own resume
Create a free Career Studio account, upload your resume once, and every tool works from it.