Resumefill

Reads the job description on the page and drafts application answers from your own resume. Uses your own API key.

Resumefill helps you finish a job application on the page you're already looking at. WHAT IT DOES Reads the job posting — one click captures the role, company and requirements from the page you're on, including postings inside embedded application frames. Scores the match — shows how much of what the posting asks for actually appears on your resume, and names what's missing. A keyword estimate runs instantly and free; a fuller graded check with evidence costs one request against your own key. Tailors your resume — rewrites your summary and reorders your bullets to lead with the experience that role asks for, then exports a text-selectable PDF that applicant tracking systems can actually read. Fills the form — finds the questions, drafts answers grounded in your resume, and fills them into the page. Contact details come straight from your resume with no API call at all. BRING YOUR OWN KEY Choose Google Gemini, OpenAI or Anthropic and paste your own API key. Requests go from your browser directly to that provider. There is no Resumefill server in the path. WHEN A SITE DOESN'T COOPERATE Career sites vary enormously. If a page won't scan, paste the description in. If the form fields aren't detected, type the question yourself. Every automated step has a manual path behind it. WHAT IT WON'T DO It won't invent experience you don't have , if a posting wants a tool you've never used, the answer says what you have instead. It won't submit anything. Every answer is shown to you first. It won't predict whether you'll be hired. A match score measures document overlap, not your odds. Your resume, your key and your last five jobs stay in your browser. No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no ads.