Drop your full resume into the Master Resume box. This is your source of truth — the tool only reworks what's already there, it never invents experience. One-time setup; update it only when your real resume changes.

Copy the full posting into the Job Description box, requirements and all. The more complete it is, the better the match.

Click Fit Score to see how your resume already stacks up against this job, before any changes. Good for knowing where you're starting from.

Click Generate Tailored Content. In a few seconds you'll get a new Fit Score, a rewritten overview, a reordered skills list favoring what this job cares about, and a set of bullet options grouped by theme — all built from your real experience, reworded to speak to this job.

Check the boxes next to the ones you want to use. Click any bullet, the overview, or the skills list to edit the wording directly.

Use the Refine tab to ask for tweaks to your selected bullets — tighter, more senior-sounding, combine two into one, whatever you need.

Click Build Resume. Your selected bullets get woven into your original resume — the rest of each role fills in from your existing content, so nothing's missing — plus a second Fit Score so you can see the improvement, and a heads-up if anything looks duplicated or might actually work against you for this job.

Give it a final read (edit right in the box if needed), then copy it or download as a Word doc.