Job ad keyword matcher
See which words from a job ad your CV already uses
Paste the job ad and your CV text. The tool lists the main words from the ad and shows which ones appear in your CV. It is a reading aid: add a word only if it truly describes your experience.
The comparison runs in this page. The job ad and your CV text are not uploaded and are not saved when you close or reload the tab.
Results
How it works
- The tool takes the words from the job ad, removes very common words, and ranks the rest by how often they appear.
- It then checks whether each word, or a close form of it, appears in your CV text.
- You see two lists: words already in your CV, and words not found.
How to use the results
- Read the job ad first. Words repeated in the ad usually point to what the employer cares about.
- For each missing word, ask whether you have that skill or experience. If yes, describe it in your own words in the right section.
- If you do not have it, leave it out. Adding words you cannot back up in an interview causes problems later.
- Match the meaning, not just the word. A different word for the same skill is fine.
- Edit your CV in the builder and compare again.
Privacy
The comparison runs in this page. The job ad and your CV text are not uploaded and are not saved when you close or reload the tab.
Questions and answers
Does matching keywords guarantee an interview?
No. Nobody can guarantee that. Keywords help a reader see quickly that your experience fits, but the quality of your examples matters more.
Should I copy every missing word into my CV?
No. Add a word only when it truthfully describes your experience, and write it inside a real example.
Which languages work?
The interface is in English, Arabic, French, Spanish and Portuguese, and the comparison handles ads and CVs written in any of those.