Free AI resume detector: find generic wording.
Paste your resume to find clichés, vague claims, and repeated writing patterns, with an editing suggestion for each match. Free, no signup, and checked in your browser. This tool cannot tell whether a human or AI wrote your resume.
At least 120 characters. The check reviews text, not the layout of your PDF or document.
Your style score and flagged phrases will appear here — instantly, with a rewrite tip for each one.
What this AI resume detector actually checks
Phrases such as “results-driven” and “delivering value” can take up space without explaining your work. The checker highlights exact phrase matches so you can decide whether a more specific task, decision, or deliverable would help.
It also checks first-person wording, repeated verb shapes, and how many detected bullet lines contain digits. These are simple editing heuristics. A date can count as a number; a line can be mistaken for a bullet. The same text produces the same score.
Human writing can be flagged, and AI writing can score highly. Review suggestions in context. Never invent numbers or replace “assisted” with “led” unless that describes your actual responsibility.
Try a vague draft and a specific rewrite
Fictional office-assistant examples. The rewrite illustrates added task detail; use only facts supported by your own experience.
Vague draft
Office Assistant — fictional writing sample • Results-driven professional responsible for supporting operations. • Helped with scheduling and worked on various administrative tasks. • Utilized communication skills, ensuring success across the team. • Played a key role in streamlining processes and delivering value.
Specific rewrite
Office Assistant — fictional writing sample • Updated the shared appointment calendar and confirmed changes by email. • Checked customer records for missing contact details before the weekly review. • Drafted replies to scheduling questions and sent unresolved requests to the office manager. • Prepared an open-items list so the next shift could continue outstanding requests.
AI resume detector questions
Can this detector tell whether AI wrote my resume?
No. It matches phrases and simple writing patterns. Human writing can trigger those checks, and AI-assisted writing can avoid them. The score is not a probability of AI authorship or proof of who wrote the text.
What does the score measure?
The style score starts at 100 and subtracts points for configured phrase matches and patterns: clichés, vague benefit clauses, weak action descriptions, first-person wording, repeated verb shapes, and few numeric details. A higher score means fewer flags under these rules, not a verified resume or a hiring prediction.
Is my resume uploaded for this check?
The phrase and style analysis runs in your browser without sending the resume text to a server. With analytics consent, a tool-use event may be recorded, but it does not include your resume text. Choosing the full resume checker stores a draft locally in this browser to carry it to that page.
Should I remove every flagged phrase or add more numbers?
No. Review each suggestion in context. Keep accurate terminology and words that describe your role. Add numbers only when supported by your records; a clear task or observable deliverable is useful evidence even without a metric.
Will a high score help me pass an ATS or get interviews?
The tool does not test an employer’s ATS, verify qualifications, inspect document layout, or predict hiring decisions. It helps you find wording to review. You still need relevant evidence and a readable file that follows the application instructions.
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