Add job context
Enter only job context. Don't add names, contact details, employer names, or dates.
Your suggestions will appear here
Suggestions are drafts. You decide what to copy, edit, and add to your resume.
Add the minimum job context, then generate suggestions. Nothing is added to a resume automatically.
Choose skills you can prove
A skills section works best when the experience section supports it. Keep a suggested skill only when you have used it in a job, project, course, or other setting you can explain.
Match the wording in a job posting when it is accurate. Don't add a tool or method just because it appears in the posting.
Keep the list easy to scan
Group related skills and use familiar names. A shorter list of relevant skills is more useful than a long list that mixes tools, vague traits, and claims with no evidence.
Common questions
Should I add every suggested skill to my resume?
No. Keep only skills you genuinely have and can support with an example. Remove suggestions that don't match your experience.
Can I use this tool without a job description?
Yes. A target role is enough to start. An experience level and a short list of current skills can make the suggestions more focused.
Does the skills generator change my resume?
No. It returns suggestions for review. You decide what to copy and add to your resume.