Fill in your work experience, skills, and education in rough notes, and AI polishes the wording into professional resume bullet points, then it's laid out automatically into a clean, downloadable PDF resume.
You don't need to already know how to write polished bullet points. Describing what you actually did in plain language, "managed a team of 4, launched two product features, cut support tickets by improving docs", gives the AI real substance to work with, which produces stronger results than trying to pre-polish vague notes yourself.
AI can occasionally rephrase a detail in a way that shifts its meaning, or use a stronger claim than your notes actually supported. Read the finished resume carefully before sending it anywhere. This speeds up the writing and formatting, it doesn't replace a final review of your own professional history.
No, rough notes work fine (e.g. "worked at TCS 2 years, built dashboard, led small team"), the AI turns that into polished bullet points.
The output is a finished PDF. To make changes, adjust your notes and regenerate, or edit the downloaded PDF in another tool.
AI can occasionally misinterpret or embellish details from rough notes, so always review the generated resume carefully before sending it anywhere.
Yes, adjust your notes to emphasize different experience for each target role, then regenerate a tailored version.