Compare Your Resume With a Job Description
See what your resume actually says about a vacancy. Confirm the requirements, review the evidence and decide what to improve — locally on your device.
Processing is local. Text is not sent to a server or saved automatically. Importing a draft reads it on this device; navigating between tools uses temporary tab storage with your action.
Maximum 40,000 characters per text, 30 requirements and 160 characters per requirement.
Requirements you choose to check
Check the full job description. Remove optional or irrelevant terms, edit phrases and confirm only what you want to check. Each phrase is matched literally; related wording needs your review.
Paste a job description, then suggest terms or add your own. Suggestions are mentions, not verified requirements.
Paste the texts or import your HugPDF resume. Nothing is uploaded.
This is a transparent text comparison, not generative AI, semantic verification, an ATS simulator or a hiring prediction. It does not check years of experience, proficiency or whether a claim is true. No ATS or acceptance score. Wording checks can miss context; read every quote.
Your results will appear here.
Resume and confirmed checklist are passed through temporary tab storage only when you click. No changes are made to your experience.
Pasted text cannot be mapped safely into resume fields. Open the builder and apply your changes manually, or import its original JSON draft.
How to compare your resume
- Paste your resume and the complete job description, or import a HugPDF resume draft.
- Review suggested terms. Add or edit phrases, and confirm the requirements you want to compare.
- Read the quoted evidence, then update your resume honestly. Regenerate it in the resume builder.
Frequently asked questions
Does this give an ATS score?
No. It compares text mentions and shows evidence. It does not predict ATS behavior, interviews or hiring decisions.
Are suggestions automatically required skills?
No. They are literal mentions found in the job description. You must review the context and confirm relevant requirements.
Why can a requirement need review?
A related phrase, partial wording or a sentence with negation may need interpretation. Read the quote; the tool does not verify qualifications.
Can I compare an Arabic resume with an English job ad?
Some common terms have a small multilingual variant list, and these matches are marked for review. There is no full translation or semantic understanding. Use equivalent wording manually and check the result.
Are my resume and job description uploaded?
No. Comparison runs in your browser. The tool does not automatically save the texts; temporary tab storage is used only for an explicit transfer between tools.