Resume intelligence
Rewrite Your Resume Around the Job You Want
PrepNexz reads your resume the way a screening system does, finds the language the job description expects, and rewrites your bullets so the match is obvious in six seconds.
Unlimited optimizations — free, no credit card required.
ATS score
ATS score
88/100
- 0–100
- Match score
- 45 sec
- Full analysis
- 500+
- ATS-safe templates
- 3.1x
- More callbacks reported
5 free analysesevery single day.
Your allowance refills automatically at midnight UTC — no trial timer, no paywall mid-task.
- Tools
- 1
- Actions / day
- 5
- Cost
- 01Resume optimizer5 analyses
From raw PDF to recruiter-ready
Every pass looks at parsing, keywords, phrasing and layout — the four things that quietly kill applications.
Parse check
We render your resume exactly as the parser sees it, exposing text trapped in tables, columns, headers and graphics.
Keyword gap map
Hard skills, tools and certifications the posting asks for, split into present, weak and completely missing.
Bullet rewriter
Duty-style lines become outcome lines with metrics, verbs and the vocabulary the hiring team uses.
Version compare
Keep a tailored version per application and see side by side which one is scoring better.
Clean templates
Single-column, parser-tested layouts that still look designed — no text boxes, no icon fonts, no surprises.
One-click export
Download a print-clean PDF with selectable text and correct section headings for every portal.
Optimize in three passes
Upload the PDF
We extract every section — summary, experience, skills, education and projects.
Add the target role
Paste the job description or its link. The AI pulls out required skills and phrasing.
Apply and export
Accept rewrites, watch the score climb, pick a template and download.
How resume screening actually filters you out
Parsing failures come before judgement
Before anyone reads a line, software converts your PDF into structured fields. Two-column layouts, side panels and text inside images routinely collapse into unreadable strings, and a resume that cannot be parsed is scored as an empty one.
Keywords are matched, not interpreted
Most screening setups compare literal terms. If a posting says 'Kubernetes' and your resume only says 'container orchestration', the match is missed. Our gap map shows you where to name the thing directly instead of describing it.
Relevance beats length
A tailored one-page resume routinely outperforms a generic three-page one. The optimizer trims duty lists and promotes the two or three experiences that map to the role, because that ordering is what a recruiter's first scan actually rewards.
Resume optimizer FAQs
Stop guessing why nobody called back.
Run one optimization pass and see the exact lines standing between you and the shortlist.