An AI that drafts. You decide.
Stuck on a blank section? The writer drafts from the job title, company and experience already on your resume — a summary in 3 tones, 4 bullets per role, 8 skill suggestions, project blurbs — and you add only what fits.
- bullets per role, in your focus
- 4bullets per role, in your focus
- summary tones
- 3summary tones
- free · 300/month with Pro
- 3/dayfree · 300/month with Pro
Watch the AI write your bullets
Stuck staring at a blank experience section? Tailr drafts role-specific bullet points from your job title and company, and every one you add nudges your resume score up in real time.
- Drafted for the exact role and company you're targeting
- Impact-focused bullets — pick a focus, keep what fits
- One click to add, and everything stays editable
- 1
Fill the basics
A job title and company on an experience entry is enough. The more that is on the resume, the more grounded the draft.
- 2
Generate, in the focus you want
Bullets lean toward leadership, execution or impact; the summary picks a tone. Each press is one generation (3 a day free, 300 a month with Pro, up to 50 a day).
- 3
Add what fits, edit the rest
Suggestions land next to your text, not over it. Any example number the AI uses is a placeholder for you to replace with the real one.
What's free, what needs an account
- Build the whole resume by hand, no accountNo account
- AI summary, bullets, skills and project blurbs — 3 generations a dayFree account
- 300 generations a month, plus AI tailoring from a job listingPro
Questions
It writes from what you have typed — role, company, experience — and never touches your existing text. Where a bullet needs a metric it uses a clearly placeholder number that you swap for the real one.
The writer drafts new text you can add. Rewriting a whole resume around a specific job posting is the AI tailoring in the Jobs browser, a Pro feature.
One press of a generate button — a summary, a set of bullets for one role, a skills batch or a project blurb. A cover-letter draft uses the same allowance.
No. Text is sent to the AI provider only to fulfil the request you make and is not used to train Tailr.
Let the first draft write itself
Build as a guest, sign up free when you want the AI to help.