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See what an ATS actually extracts from your resume

Paste your resume below. We run the same kind of regex-driven parser an Applicant Tracking System would, then flag the formatting choices that quietly tank your application. JobScan charges for this. We don't. Nothing leaves your browser.

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Paste a resume on the left to see what an ATS extracts and where it stumbles.

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The ATS view tells you what's broken. AutoAppli's resume builder ships ATS-clean output by default — single column, consistent dates, action-verb bullets, the works. Plus tailoring to the JD, kanban tracking, and recruiter outreach drafted from the listing.

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What we're actually checking

  • Contact info in the body. Real ATSes strip headers and footers — your email and phone need to live in the document body.
  • Date formats."May 2024 — Aug 2024" parses cleanly. Bare "2024-2025" and date ranges without months trip parsers.
  • A flat skills list. Comma-separated, near the top, under a clear "Skills" header. ATSes index it heavily for keyword matching.
  • Action-verb bullets. "Built", "Shipped", "Reduced" — not "Responsible for" or "Helped with".
  • Single-column layout. Tabs and two-column layouts read out of order — what looks clean to you reads as gibberish to the parser.