Free tool
ATS CV Checker
Most CVs are rejected by software before a human sees them. Check whether yours parses cleanly and matches the job description — then fix it in minutes with Resumere.
An Applicant Tracking System (ATS) parses your CV into fields before a recruiter reviews it. If the parser mangles your layout or misses key terms, you're filtered out — whether you applied direct, through Reed, TotalJobs, CV-Library or Indeed, or via an agency. Resumere's checker flags parsing and keyword issues against a specific job description, then helps you fix them.
What it checks
How it works
Paste your CV + the JD
Add your current CV and the job description you're targeting.
See what the ATS sees
Get parsing and keyword-match feedback, with the gaps highlighted.
Fix it in one click
Resumere rewrites and reformats your CV to be ATS-safe and JD-aligned.
Check your resume in minutes
Free to check, pay per use to fix and export. No subscription.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the ATS CV checker free?
- You can check your CV's ATS-readiness for free. You pay per use only if you then generate or export the fixed, JD-tailored version.
- Which ATS does it check against?
- The checks reflect how the parsers UK employers run (Workday, Taleo, Greenhouse, Lever) read a CV — clean structure, standard headings, and keyword presence.
- Does it score my CV or review it?
- Both — it's one check, not three products. You get an ATS-readiness read, a keyword-match score against the job description you paste in, and specific, prioritised feedback on what to rewrite. There's no separate scoring tool to buy and no waiting on a reviewer.
- How long should a UK CV be to pass ATS?
- Two pages is the UK norm for experienced roles and one page is fine early-career; the ATS itself doesn't cap length. What actually breaks parsing is layout — columns, tables, text boxes, and contact details buried in the header or footer, where many parsers never look.
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