Job Description Analyzer

See how your resume lines up with one job posting. Sign in, paste the job description and your resume, and get a match score, the keywords you are missing and suggestions. The free check on this page first shows whether your resume PDF can be read at all.

TL;DR

A job description analyzer compares your resume with one posting and lists what is missing. In Resumity, job matching needs a free account and uses AI credits: paste the job description and your resume to get a match score, missing keywords and suggestions. The check on this page needs no sign-up and tests whether your PDF can be read.

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How to analyze a job description against your resume

Check that your resume can be read, then compare it with the job you want.

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Check that your resume PDF can be read
Upload your PDF to the free check on this page. It runs in your browser with no sign-up and tests whether the text extracts, whether Experience, Education and Skills headings are found, whether your name, email and phone are found, and whether your dates use one format.
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Fix what the check flags
Each problem comes with a fix, ranked by severity. A PDF with almost no extractable text is usually an image or a scan and needs to be recreated as text.
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Sign in and paste the job description
Job matching runs on an AI model, so it needs a free account and uses AI credits. Open the job match tool and paste the job description and your resume text.
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Read the match score and missing keywords
You get a match score out of 100, the keywords from the job that the model could not find in your resume, and suggestions. The score is an estimate for that one posting, not a prediction of how an employer’s system will rank you.
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Make only the edits you can back up
In the Resumity editor, ask the AI to improve specific bullets. It proposes each change next to your original, and nothing is applied until you approve it.

Frequently asked questions

Is the job description analyzer free?

The readability check on this page is free and needs no account. Matching your resume against a job description needs a free account and uses AI credits; the free plan includes 20 AI credits a month. Exports are never watermarked.

What is a good match score?

There is no universal cut-off. Each employer configures its own system, and the score is an AI model’s estimate for one posting. Use it to find missing keywords and weak bullets you can honestly fix, and compare scores for the same job before and after your edits.

Does the analyzer work for any job description?

It works with any job description you can paste as text. The analysis runs on an AI model, so read the missing-keyword list critically and add only the terms that describe work you have actually done.

Will the AI make up achievements I do not have?

It is told not to. The editing instructions forbid inventing facts, metrics, employers or skills, and ask for a [METRIC] placeholder instead of a made-up number. AI models can still get things wrong, so every edit is shown next to your original and nothing is applied until you approve it.