Check your CV.
Get your ATS score.

A CV checker is a tool that analyses your CV against the same criteria used by Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), the software employers use to filter applications. It checks for keyword matches, formatting issues, and section completeness, then gives you a score and actionable fixes.

There is no functional difference. In Australia, the UK, and New Zealand, the document is called a CV. In the US and Canada, it's called a resume. Our tool works for both. The ATS rules are identical regardless of what you call the document.

Yes. Our CV checker is completely free to use. Upload your CV and get your ATS score, keyword gaps, and formatting issues with no sign-up required.

A score of 80 or above means your CV is likely to pass most ATS filters and be seen by a human recruiter. Scores between 60-79 need targeted improvements. Below 60 typically means your CV has formatting or keyword issues that will get it filtered out automatically.

DOCX is generally safer for ATS systems as it is natively text-based and the most widely supported format. PDFs created from Word are usually fine, but PDFs exported from Canva, Adobe Illustrator, or design tools often fail ATS parsing. When in doubt, use DOCX.

Yes. Our CV checker works for Australian job seekers applying via Seek, Indeed AU, or direct employer portals. Australian employers commonly use PageUp, ELMO, and Workday, all of which follow the same ATS parsing rules our checker tests for.

Your CV is processed to generate the analysis. CV and analysis data may be stored so you can access your results and related features. We use service providers as described in our Privacy Policy and do not sell your CV data.