ATS resume checker

An ATS resume checker shows your CV the way an applicant tracking system sees it: what text it pulls out of the file, which words from the job posting it finds, and what it misses. FCK ATS does this for free, against the exact posting you are applying to.

How the check works

1. Upload your CV as a PDF with selectable text, a DOCX or plain text, up to 5 MB.
2. Paste the job posting. All of it: responsibilities, requirements, stack. With only a few words the score comes out inflated.
3. Pick a country if you apply abroad. Some countries have their own CV conventions, and the check takes them into account.

In 10–30 seconds you get a verdict, and a CV rewritten for that job is ready.

What you get

• A match score from 0 to 100 and a verdict: likely to pass, borderline or likely to sink.
• Missing keywords: skills, tools and the job title the posting asks for that your CV never mentions.
• Layout problems: tables, two columns, text inside images, icons instead of words, a name the parser cannot find.
• What to fix, phrased as actions you can take right away.
• A rewritten CV as .docx and PDF files ($3). It uses only your facts: what the job wants and you do not have is left out and listed under "not added, and why".

Checker, scanner, analyzer: is there a difference?

Not one that matters. "ATS checker", "resume scanner", "CV analyzer" and "ATS score checker" are names for the same thing: a tool that reads your CV like a parser and compares it with a job description. What matters is whether it compares against your posting rather than handing out generic tips, and whether it explains why each point matters.

What the score does not mean

An ATS rarely rejects a CV on its own. Far more often a CV that parses badly or lacks the posting's words simply ranks low when a recruiter searches, and nobody ever opens it. A high score means your file reads correctly and speaks the language of the job. It is not a promise of an interview, and no honest tool can make one.

Is the ATS check really free?

Yes. The score, the missing keywords, the layout problems and the fixes are free, with no account. Only the files of the rewritten CV are paid.

What happens to my CV?

It is used only for your check and never shown to anyone else. The original file name is not kept, and checks are deleted automatically after 7 days.

Can I check one CV against several jobs?

Yes, and you should. Run a check for each posting: the missing keywords are different for every job.