Polish your resume language
Review clichés, repeated openings, and hidden characters. Compare each proposed edit with your original text; style checks do not verify authorship.
Resume workflow
Resume text
Watermarks · clichés · tails · cadence · score
Language review
The five passes, and what each one removes
- 1. Watermark scrubber — zero-width spaces, directional marks, BOM, non-breaking spaces, excessive em-dashes.
- 2. Cliché rewriter — 45+ giveaway phrases (spearheaded, leveraged, seamlessly…) become plain verbs.
- 3. Tail trimmer — trailing “, ensuring…” clauses: fluff removed, quantified ones kept.
- 4. Cadence diversifier — repeated opening verbs rotated; burstiness reported, never faked.
- 5. Style report — wording indicators, line-length variation, and a diff of proposed changes.
Click Load sample to try a draft with common wording problems, or paste your own.
Common questions
Does this prove my resume was written by a human?
No. It checks wording patterns and proposes edits. It cannot verify authorship, identify every AI-written sentence, or guarantee a detector result. Review the diff before using the revised text.
What is a burstiness index?
The standard deviation of line lengths in words. It describes variation in this text; it does not establish who wrote it or how an employer will assess it.
Can I review changes to numbers and keywords?
Yes. Review the line-by-line diff and keyword-preservation indicator before using the result. Keep only edits that preserve the facts and meaning of your original resume.