One resume does not fit all. Instantly clone and adapt your CV for every unique job application.
Sending the same generic resume to 100 postings feels productive and rarely is. Two different companies hiring for the same job title often want genuinely different things, and they describe those things in their own vocabulary — one posting says "stakeholder management," the next says "cross-functional partnership" for the same underlying skill. A resume that uses neither phrase matches neither posting. But manually rewriting a document for every application is a real time cost, which is why most people stop doing it after the first few.
Paste a job description and the AI adjusts four things — without inventing experience you don't have:
Provide your CV three ways — pick one you've already generated and saved, upload a PDF or TXT file, or paste the text directly. Then paste the full job description text into the second field. You'll get a new tailored version saved separately, so your original stays intact and you can build up a set of variants for different applications rather than overwriting one master document. Tailoring costs 2 credits per run.
Tailoring re-frames what's genuinely in your background — it does not manufacture qualifications. If a posting requires five years of a technology you've never used, no amount of rewording fixes that, and you shouldn't want it to: overselling into a role gets caught at interview and wastes everyone's time. It also can't read a URL — paste the actual text of the posting, not a link to it. Used honestly, it closes the vocabulary gap between how you describe your work and how this employer describes the job. That's a real and often decisive gap, but it's the only one it closes.
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