Resume Curator

The problem Tailoring a resume to every job posting takes time, so many people send the same resume everywhere. When the details a posting asks for are buried, a recruiter has to dig for them. AI rewriting can fix that, but it can also drift into adding skills, tools, or numbers that aren’t true, and those become questions you can’t answer in an interview. What Resume Curator does Resume Curator tailors your existing resume to one job posting without inventing anything. It rewords your own bullets, reorders them so the most relevant come first, and reprioritizes your skills and summary. It is built around one rule: if it isn’t already on your resume, it won’t appear in the result. How it works Create a free account. Paste your resume, or upload a PDF, Word, or text file. Paste the job description, including responsibilities and requirements. Click “Curate my resume.” The tailored version is ready in about 15-20 seconds. Use “Compare with Original” to see exactly what changed, then download the result as PDF, Word, or plain text. Your earlier versions are saved in your history, so you can reopen them or compare two of them side by side. What it will not do It won’t add skills, tools, certifications, numbers, or personality traits taken from the job posting. It doesn’t build a resume from scratch, and it can’t promise interviews or predict how any employer’s screening software will treat your resume. It is an AI tool and can make mistakes, so read every line before you send it. Key facts Price: free, with an account Time: about 15-20 seconds per resume Input: pasted text, or PDF, Word, and text files up to 5 MB Output: PDF, Word (.docx), and plain text Limits: resume up to 30,000 characters, job description up to 15,000 characters Built by Prottoy Sarker, a Computer Science student at Florida Atlantic University, and launched in September 2026