Resume checker
A resume score you can trust
Cvlyne checks your resume against clear, explainable rules and a job offer. You see exactly what to fix and why.
Why no AI?
Rules are predictable. The same resume always gets the same score, you can see the reason behind every finding, and your text is never sent to a third party.
- Instant, no waiting
- Private, never shared
- Explainable, every finding has a reason
- Works in English, French and Arabic
Sample report
- Structure
Resume length
Between 250 and 950 words.
- Structure
Contact details
Name and email are present and easy to find.
- Structure
Job title
A headline tells the reader who you are at a glance.
- Structure
Profile links
LinkedIn, website or GitHub give proof of your work.
- Content
Summary length
A short summary of 15 to 120 words.
- Structure
Work experience
At least one experience section.
- Structure
Education
Your education is listed.
- Structure
Skills
Five or more skills for keyword scanners.
- Content
Bullet points
Experience items with enough detail.
How it works
- 1
Open your resume
Run the checker from the editor at any time.
- 2
Paste a job offer
Optional. Cvlyne finds the keywords you are missing.
- 3
Fix and re-check
Click a finding to jump to the exact line, then watch your score rise.
Structure
Contact details
Name and email are present and easy to find.
Job title
A headline tells the reader who you are at a glance.
Profile links
LinkedIn, website or GitHub give proof of your work.
Work experience
At least one experience section.
Education
Your education is listed.
Skills
Five or more skills for keyword scanners.
Dates
Every role has valid start and end dates.
Resume length
Between 250 and 950 words.
Content
Summary length
A short summary of 15 to 120 words.
Bullet points
Experience items with enough detail.
Bullet length
Bullets that are neither too long nor too short.
Pronouns
No 'I' or 'my' at the start of bullets.
Clichés
Avoid 'team player' and 'hard-working'.
Impact
Measurable results
Numbers, percentages and amounts in your bullets.
Weak verbs
Start with action verbs, not 'responsible for'.
Repetition
The same word is not overused.
Passive voice
Active sentences are stronger.
Keywords
Job keywords
Words from the job offer found in your resume.
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