Paste the job description and your résumé. See your keyword match, the terms you're missing, and a tailored summary, quantified bullets, and cover letter — the exact moves your strategist would make. Then let a real person do it for you.
Free tools/Résumé Tailor
Genuinely useful, instantly. We extract the role's key skills, measure your match, and draft what to write next. Nothing leaves your browser.
The tool pulls the skills, tools, and outcomes the posting actually emphasizes — the language a screener and a hiring manager are scanning for.
It checks how much of that language your résumé already speaks, and flags the high-value terms you're missing so nothing gets you filtered out.
You get a tailored summary, quantified bullets, and a cover letter that weave the role's keywords in honestly — ready to edit and send.
This is one application, done once. A Marqee strategist does it for every role you target — tailoring your materials, opening the side door with recruiter outreach and warm referrals, and getting your name in lights with the people who hire.
Paste a job description and your résumé. The tool runs entirely in your browser: it extracts the role's key skills and keywords, measures how many appear in your résumé, and drafts a tailored professional summary, quantified bullet suggestions, and a matching cover letter that weave those keywords in naturally.
No. The match meter is an illustrative, transparent heuristic that compares the words in the job description with the words in your résumé. It's a directional starting point to show where you align and where you're missing language — not a live applicant-tracking-system score.
No. Everything happens locally in your browser. Your job description and résumé are never uploaded, stored, or sent anywhere. Close the tab and it's gone.
This is the free taste of what a Marqee strategist does for every application. Start a free 48-hour trial and a real person will tailor your materials, run recruiter outreach, and find warm referrals for you — so you stop applying and start interviewing.