Turn resumes into a candidate spreadsheet
Extract name, contact, current role, experience, education and skills from a resume or CV into a row. Stack many for a candidate tracker. Free preview.
This preview shows the first 25 rows and does not keep your file.
Screening fifty resumes means opening fifty files and copying the same eight fields. If each resume becomes a row, you can sort by experience, filter by skill and share the shortlist. This tool reads a resume into a row with the fields recruiters use. In your account, drop a whole folder and get the full candidate table.
What you get
One row per candidate
Name, contact, current role, education, skills and languages in a single line.
Any layout
Two-column designs and creative layouts are read by meaning, not position.
A tracker in minutes
Upload a folder in your account and sort, filter and share the shortlist.
How it works
- Step 1
Paste a resume or drop the PDF.
- Step 2
See the extracted row.
- Step 3
Create a free account to process a folder of CVs.
Who uses it
Recruiters
Build a candidate tracker from a pile of CVs.
HR teams
Standardise applications from a job post.
Career coaches
Compare a client's CV against a role's requirements.
Questions
Is this fair to candidates?
It only extracts what the resume states. Decisions about people should stay with people.
Does it work with scanned resumes?
Scans need OCR, included with a free account.
Which fields can I change?
In your account you can add or remove columns before extracting.
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See it on real examples
Three actual runs of this tool. Open one to see the input and the whole result.