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ATS Test

Test Your Resume Against an ATS

Most candidates have no idea what an ATS actually sees. Test your resume here: upload it, and we run it through the same parse engines that Workday, Greenhouse, and iCIMS use. You see what got extracted, what got dropped, and the exact issues that would have flagged it as low-quality at a real employer.

See the parsed output

We show you the structured JSON the ATS would extract — name, contact, work history, education, skills. If something's missing, that's what the recruiter sees too.

Parse-failure log

Every dropped section, every misread date, every garbled bullet — listed by severity, with the specific cause.

Section-by-section score

Header, summary, work history, education, skills — each scored separately so you can see exactly which section is dragging the total down.

Multi-vendor parity

We run the same upload through multiple parser implementations. If they disagree, that's a sign your resume's formatting is fragile across employers.

Specific fixes per failure

Not 'improve formatting' — actual instructions like 'remove the 2-column layout starting on line 18' or 'replace the header logo image with text.'

Free retests

Fix and re-test until the score is where you want it. Free tier covers active iteration cycles.

How it works

1

Upload the file

Same PDF or DOCX you'd send to an employer. We parse it as-is — no preprocessing, no formatting fixes.

2

Compare the parse to your real resume

Look at the structured output side-by-side with the original. Anything in your resume that's missing here is invisible to the ATS.

3

Fix and re-upload

Address the failure log, re-upload, watch the score climb. Most resumes go from a 50–70 to 85+ in two iterations.

Frequently asked questions

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