CVPebble
Free CV score check
Check your CV score and see what to fix
Choose your CV, called a resume in the US (PDF, Word or plain text). In a few seconds you get a CV score out of 100 from 15 plain checks: what is missing, what needs editing and what already looks right.
Your file is read inside this page. It is not uploaded, not saved and not sent to any server or AI service. Close the tab and it is gone.
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What it checks
- Contact details: email and phone.
- Sections: profile, experience, education and skills.
- Dates: years present and one consistent style.
- Writing: bullet lines that start with an action word, numbers and results, generic phrases.
- Length and layout signals: words, PDF pages, very long lines.
- The file: a professional file name, and a text PDF that can be read.
Self-check only. Tailoring your CV to a specific job cannot be checked here.
Applying through an ATS? Paste your text into the free ATS resume checker.
Questions and answers
Is the CV score check free?
Yes. It is free, needs no account and nothing is uploaded: your file is read in your browser.
What does the score mean?
It is the share of 15 plain checks that your CV passes: contact details, sections, dates, action verbs, numbers, length and the file. Use it to see what to fix. It does not predict hiring.
Is my CV uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is opened by your browser on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server, saved or shared. The PDF reader is part of this site, so no outside service is called.
Is this an ATS score?
No. Applicant tracking systems differ and their rules are not public, so no tool can give a reliable ATS score. This is a self-check with simple, visible rules.
Why does my scanned PDF not work?
A scan is a picture of a page, so there are no words to read. Export a text PDF from Word or Google Docs.
Which languages does it understand?
English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic. It detects the language of your CV, which can differ from the language of this page.
Does it improve my CV for me?
No. It points to what to look at. You decide what to change, and every line in your CV should stay true.
Next steps
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