Most CV lines describe a job description. Paste one below and watch it become a claim a recruiter can check — a verb, the scale you worked at, and the number that moved.
Not “make it better”. Each pass does something you can point at, which is also why you can accept them one at a time.
“Responsible for” and “Helped with” hide what you contributed. The rewrite names the thing you actually did.
Team size, budget, volume, region. Scope is what separates two candidates with identical titles.
Hiring managers argue for candidates in meetings. Give them one figure per role they can say out loud.
Paste a job description and the terms land inside the accomplishment, not in a keyword block at the bottom.
Responsible for monthly reporting.
Rebuilt monthly reporting for a 12-person finance team, cutting close from 9 days to 4.
Experienced marketing professional with a passion for growth and a proven track record of success.
Growth marketer, 6 years in B2B SaaS. Took organic signups from 900 to 4,100 a month by rebuilding the content engine around search intent.
Skills: hardworking, team player, Microsoft Office, communication.
Skills: Excel (pivot tables, Power Query), SQL, Tableau, stakeholder reporting, forecast modelling.
It cannot invent your numbers. If a bullet has no result in it, the rewrite will ask you for one rather than fabricate a percentage — a made-up figure is the fastest way to lose an interview you had already won. It also changes wording only, never layout, so if the structure is the problem you want the résumé checker instead.
Yes. You can rewrite a section on this page without an account. Signing in gives you 30 AI credits, no card required, which covers enhancing a full CV plus six templates and free PDF and DOCX export.
Four things, and you can point at each one: the verb, so a duty becomes an action; the scope, so the size of the job appears; the metric, so a claim becomes checkable; and the keywords, so terms from the job description land inside the accomplishment rather than in a list at the bottom.
No. If a line has no result in it, the rewrite asks you for one rather than fabricating a percentage. A made-up figure is the fastest way to lose an interview you had already won, and it is the single thing we will not do.
Yes, in the builder. This page is the single-section version so you can judge the quality before importing anything.
Enhancement changes wording, never layout, so the structure a parser reads is untouched. If you want the structural read, the resume checker reports parsing hazards by name.
It writes shorter and more concrete, which is the opposite of the usual tell — the giveaway is normally padding and abstraction. You should still replace at least one line with something only you could have written.
Import your existing CV, accept the rewrites you like, export a clean PDF. Free — no card.