GetFinalCV
See what an ATS actually reads from your resume — free
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GetFinalCV - See what an ATS actually reads from your resume — free

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Upload a resume PDF and see the text a parser extracts from it, scored across eight published categories. No sign-up, nothing stored. Most ATS checkers hide their rubric, so the score can't be checked. Ours is on a page: parseability 20, bullets 16, contact 12, structure 12, quantification 12, dates 10, length 10, skills 8. If you then want to fix what it found, there's a builder with 33 templates — every one of them tested for extraction order, not just for looks.

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I built this after a specific failure. I was testing a font called Carlito, the metric-compatible Calibri clone — so, a drop-in for the most common resume font in the world. The rendered PDF was perfect. The extracted text was missing the letter i, full stops, and the digits 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 9. Someone using that font ships a resume that says "Sen or Backend Eng neer" to every parser that reads it, and proofs a file on screen that looks flawless. That's the gap this is about. Your resume isn't what you see, it's what the parser extracts — and almost nothing tells you what that is. So the free checker shows it to you, with a rubric you can audit, and no account. The whole thing is one Next.js container running Chromium for the renders. Ask me anything about the extraction work; it's the part I'd write up in full if anyone wants it.