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Does your resume survive the software?
When you apply, your resume is read by software and sorted into a database before any person sees it. If that goes wrong, your document still looks perfect to you, and you never find out. This checks the part that fails silently.
Your resume is not uploaded anywhere.
The check runs inside your own browser. Nothing is sent to us, nothing is stored, and there is no account to create. We would rather not receive your employment history than promise to delete it.
Open your PDF, select all, copy, and paste it here. Paste the raw text, not the file. What comes out when you copy is close to what the software sees.
What this can and cannot tell you
It reads the text you paste, which is close to what a parser receives. So it can tell you whether your contact details survived, whether your sections are named in a way software recognizes, whether your dates came through, and whether two columns collapsed into each other.
It cannot tell you a pass rate or a score out of a hundred. Every employer configures their own screening, none of them publish the rules, and any tool quoting you a specific percentage invented it. Be wary of anything that does, particularly if it is selling the fix.
If you want the background, here is what an applicant tracking system actually does, and why two column layouts are the usual culprit.
If you want the fix as well
ChosenRole builds your resume from a record of your career that you verify, so the AI can sharpen how a line reads but cannot invent what it says. Every free template is single column and parse safe, and the ones that carry real risk are labelled, including the ones we would rather sell you. A complete resume with PDF and Word export is free, no card.