For candidates
Keep your resume, fix what is holding it back
Plenty of resumes describe genuinely strong work in a way that gets skipped. The projects are real, the impact was real, and the bullet says "responsible for various backend tasks". The material is not the problem.
Resume Fix works from what you already have. It keeps your content and rewrites the presentation — structure, specificity, and how a parser reads it — instead of producing something generic that no longer sounds like you.
What you get
Your content, kept
It does not invent experience. It rewrites how what you did is presented.
Parser-readable structure
Sections and formatting that survive being read by software as well as by a person.
Quantified where your material allows it
Vague responsibility statements become specific claims where the underlying detail supports it.
Download and use it
Comes back as a document you can send.
How it works
- 1
Upload your current resume
The one you have been sending.
- 2
It is rewritten
Structure and phrasing improved, your actual content preserved.
- 3
Download
Review it, then use it.
Questions we get asked
Will it make things up?
It should not, and it is built to rewrite rather than invent. Read the output before you send it — that is worth doing with anything AI-generated that has your name on it.
What does it cost?
One credit.
What if my resume is genuinely thin?
Then Resume Builder is the better route — it builds from a structured form, which produces a stronger result than polishing a page that has little on it.
Try it with your own resume
Create a free Career Studio account, upload your resume once, and every tool works from it.