Will it invent experience I don’t have?

Only what you tell it to. Anything the job asks for that isn’t in your CV is listed separately and left unticked — we won’t write it in unless you say you have it. You’re the one who has to defend it in the interview.

What do I get at the end?

A PDF, rendered from text, previewable in the browser before you download. It carries a version, so re-downloading later gives you the same file.

How many can I build?

Depends on your plan. Visit Pricing at jobctl.io/pricing for details.

What happens to my CV?

It’s stored against your account is deletable from your profile in one click. It isn’t shared with employers or any and gets deleted automatically after 3 months.

jobctl

AI Resume Builder

One resume per job. Not one resume for all of them.

Drop in your CV, paste the job post, pick a look. jobctl rewrites what matters and hands back an ATS-clean PDF — usually inside a minute.

Step 1 of 3 · Your CV33%

1Your CV
2Target job
3Style & generate

Drag your CV here, or

PDF · up to 2 MB · one file

Your CV is used to build this resume and nothing else.

Why it beats a template

A template makes it look right. This makes it read right.

Written against the actual posting

Not a generic “software engineer” rewrite. We read the description you paste, sharpen the bullets that match it, and drop the ones that don’t earn their line.

Built to survive the parser

Single column, real selectable text, standard headings. Every sheet renders from text — no tables, side rails or graphics for an ATS to silently drop.

See it before you commit

Change the accent, the typeface, the dividers, and watch the sheet update before you generate. The wording stays put — only the look moves.

Straight answer

What “ATS-ready” actually means here

Half the industry uses the phrase without saying what they do. These are the four things that decide whether a parser reads your resume or bins it — and what we do about each.

One column, top to bottomTwo-column layouts get read left-to-right across both columns. Your job title ends up glued to your address.
Real text, never an imageDesign tools often export type as vectors. A parser sees an empty page. Ours stays selectable — try it in the preview.
Headings a parser recognisesExperience, Education, Skills. Not “My Journey”. Clever section names are the most common reason a filled resume scores empty.
Dates in a readable formatConsistent, unambiguous, with the month spelled out. Ranges like “’22 — now” are where computed tenure goes wrong.

Before you ask

The questions we actually get

Will it invent experience I don’t have?: Only what you tell it to. Anything the job asks for that isn’t in your CV is listed separately and left unticked — we won’t write it in unless you say you have it. You’re the one who has to defend it in the interview.
What do I get at the end?: A PDF, rendered from text, previewable in the browser before you download. It carries a version, so re-downloading later gives you the same file.
How many can I build?: Depends on your plan. For details you can visit Pricing for more details.
What happens to my CV?: It’s stored against your account is deletable from your profile in one click. It isn’t shared with employers or any and gets deleted automatically after 3 months.

Stop sending the same resume to everyone.

Paste the job, pick a look, download the PDF. About a minute, start to finish.