Pick the company and role, paste the job description, and add your experience. RoleSharp rewrites your resume to match that employer's language and the job's keywords, in the section order recruiters there expect — so a Google resume reads differently from an Amazon one.

Yes. You get three tailored resumes a month free, with no watermark and free PDF export. Premium ($12/month or $79/year) raises that to ten a month and unlocks all templates, cover letters, interview prep, a LinkedIn writer, and DOCX export.

About eight minutes. The AI drafts your resume from the job description in seconds; the rest is you reviewing and tweaking the wording so it sounds like you. There's a live preview, so you see the final layout as you edit.

Most builders give one generic resume. RoleSharp tailors to a named employer and a specific role using the job description, then scores it for ATS compatibility — so each application is sharp for that one job instead of mass-produced.

Yes. PDF export is free with no watermark on every plan. DOCX (Word) export is a Premium feature, useful when an application portal asks for an editable document or you want to make manual edits in Word.

RoleSharp builds resumes with a single-column, parser-friendly layout, the job's keywords, and quantified bullets — the things applicant tracking systems score. You also get an ATS score on every resume so you can confirm it's ready before you apply.