One posting, one resume written for it
Pick a listing and the AI rewrites your summary to lead with what this job wants, redrafts the bullets of your 2 most relevant roles, and reorders your skills so theirs come first — using only what is already on your resume — and saves it as a new copy.
- sections rewritten: summary, bullets, skills
- 3sections rewritten: summary, bullets, skills
- most relevant roles redrafted
- 2most relevant roles redrafted
- your original stays untouched
- Copyyour original stays untouched
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Open a listing you like
In the jobs browser, the detail panel shows the match score, the skills to highlight and a “Tailor my resume” button.
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Preview the rewrite
Summary, bullets and skills come back as marked-up updates you can read before anything is saved. Real metrics are kept; nothing is invented.
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Land in the editor with a new copy
The tailored version opens as its own resume, named for the role, with the posting attached — the original is untouched.
What's free, what needs an account
- Browse the public job boardNo account
- Job matching and saved jobs; the free plan holds 1 saved resume, so the tailored copy needs roomFree account
- Unlimited resumes, so every posting can get its own tailored copyPro
Questions
The tailored version is saved as a second resume. The free plan keeps 1 saved resume, so in practice tailoring needs Pro's unlimited resumes; the AI call itself uses the same generation allowance as the writer.
Three things: the summary, the bullets of the 2 roles most relevant to the posting, and the order of your skills. Everything else is left exactly as it was.
No. The skills list may only contain skills evidenced somewhere on your resume, and every real metric in a bullet is kept.
The writer drafts new text for empty sections. Tailoring rewrites existing sections around one specific job description.
A resume written for the job, not the pile
Start with a free account and job matching; tailor with Pro.