Make an ATS-friendly resume without a gimmick file

Applicant tracking systems read text, headings, and order. This ATS resume builder doesn’t export a mystery file format. You make a resume in a real template, skip empty sections, and — if you want — rewrite experience bullets into plain, action-led lines.

What “ATS-friendly” means here

Templates use ordinary headings and lists, not text baked into a picture. If you skip a section, it is left off the page instead of printing a blank “Skills” or “Projects” heading. That keeps the file closer to what a parser can map.

The optional bullet rewrite

On an experience entry, “Make ATS-friendly” rewrites the bullets you already wrote: strong verbs, one concise line each, no invented metrics. It only runs if you click it, and it only sends those bullets — not the rest of the resume. See the private resume builder page for that exception.

What this does not claim

No template “beats the ATS.” A recruiter still reads the PDF. Use clear job titles, real dates, and skills you actually have. Then pick a layout from the free resume templates and download.