Upload your CV and get the structured data back in seconds. Every field a parser extracts, and every field it could not find, laid out so you can fix the gaps before a recruiter's system does it for you.
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A resume parser reads an unstructured document and turns it into fields: name, email, phone, employer, job title, start and end dates, degree, skills. Applicant tracking systems run this step before a human ever opens your CV, and whatever the parser misses is simply absent from the record a recruiter searches. This tool runs the same kind of extraction and shows you the result instead of hiding it.
Recruiters search their database by field, not by reading files. If your phone number sat in a header that the parser skipped, or your job titles were inside a two-column table it flattened in the wrong order, you are still in the system but you stop matching the searches that would have found you. Seeing the parsed output is the only reliable way to know which of your details survived the trip.
Upload either. PDF is the safer format to send, because it keeps your layout on every machine, but a PDF exported as an image has no text to extract and will come back almost entirely empty. If that happens here, it will happen at the other end too. Export a fresh text-based PDF from your editor rather than scanning or screenshotting a printed copy.
Resume and CV are the same document under two names, and this works identically for both. If you are applying in Europe, where the CV convention runs longer and often includes a photo and a personal details block, pay particular attention to whether the parser found your contact fields: decorative header blocks and photo sidebars are the most common reason they disappear.
The other reason to parse a resume is to recover the contents of a file you no longer have the source for. Upload an old PDF, read the structured fields, and carry them straight into the builder rather than retyping a document you wrote three jobs ago.
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The tools are built to be used together. These three follow naturally from this one.
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Open toolThe parser shows you what a machine reads from your file. Open the same document in the builder and fix whatever it got wrong.
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