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ATS-friendly resume builder

Many companies run resumes through an applicant tracking system before a person sees them. If the system cannot read your layout or find the right words, you are filtered out. CVForge writes with standard section headings, keeps the text real and selectable, and shows which skills from the job ad your resume is missing.

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Who it's for

Job seekers applying to large companies and online job portals
People getting no replies despite good experience
Anyone switching from a design-heavy template

What you get

Standard headings systems recognise: Profile, Experience, Education, Skills
Real text in the PDF, never a picture of text
Match the job: skills the ad asks for that your resume lacks
Plain text export for copy-paste application forms

How it works

Describe your experience or upload your current resume.
Paste the job ad. CVForge writes using the ad's wording where it is true for you.
Check the facts, then generate (1 credit).
Open Match the job to see gaps, then download the PDF and plain text.

Example request

“Customer support lead, 4 years, Zendesk and Intercom. Job ad attached for Customer Success Manager at a SaaS company asking for onboarding, churn reduction and HubSpot.”

What comes back

Profile using the role title from the ad
Experience bullets mentioning onboarding and churn where you did them
Match the job: HubSpot asked for but not in your files
Selectable-text PDF plus plain text version

Tips for a better result

Use the job ad's exact names for skills you really have (for example 'customer onboarding', not 'helping new users').
Never add a skill you do not have to beat the filter; interviews find out.
Avoid tables, text boxes and pictures for key facts if a portal parses your file.
Save the file as PDF unless the employer asks for Word.

Questions

What makes a resume ATS-friendly?

Readable text, standard headings, a simple one-column structure for key facts, and the words the job ad uses for skills you have.

Are CVForge layouts ATS-safe?

The PDF keeps real, selectable text with standard headings. For the strictest portals, choose one of the simpler single-column layouts or paste the plain text version.

Does CVForge stuff keywords?

No. It uses the job ad's wording only for things in your own information, and lists the rest as gaps so you can decide.

How much does it cost?

1 credit per resume and 1 credit per rewrite. Layout changes are free.

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