Find out why your resume is not getting interviews.
Upload your CV and add the job description. ResumeGenCV checks whether the right skills are missing, hidden too low, or not backed by enough proof, so you know what to fix before applying.
Use it when you have relevant experience but interviews are not coming. For the full CV-to-job score, use Resume Job Match.
Free resume skills checker
Upload your CV. Add the job. Find what is missing.
ResumeGenCV compares your CV with the target role and shows missing skills, hidden strengths, weak keywords, and proof gaps that may be costing interviews.
Upload your CV
Start with the PDF you want to improve.
Add the job
Paste the job description so the check has a real target.
Find missing skills
See what is missing from your CV and what needs stronger proof.
Missing
Skills
Hidden
Strengths
Fixes
Priority edits
Need the broader fit score? Resume Job Match checks the full CV against the job. This page focuses on skill visibility.
See what the recruiter should notice in the first scan.
This is not about stuffing a skills section. It is about deciding which skills, tools, and proof deserve visibility in the summary, skills section, and experience bullets.
Missing skills and resume keywords
See which role-specific skills, tools, and phrases are missing or too weak in the current resume.
The resume stops losing easy matches.
Buried tools and strengths
Pull important platforms, methods, strengths, and transferable experience out of the background.
The first scan sees more of the real fit.
Clear priorities before applying
Know what to move higher, what to name directly, and what needs stronger evidence.
The final resume is easier to understand and trust.
Your strongest skills may already be there. They just need to be easier to see.
Good candidates lose momentum when the resume hides important tools, systems, methods, or outcomes. Resume Skills Check helps decide what should move higher, what should be named directly, and what needs stronger proof.
- Skills the job description asks for but your resume does not name clearly.
- Tools, platforms, certifications, or methods that are buried too low.
- Transferable experience that needs a direct connection to the role.
- Resume keywords that belong in the summary, skills section, or experience bullets.
Job-critical skills
Start with the abilities the job description asks for, not a generic list of strengths.
Tool and platform visibility
Make systems, platforms, methods, and certifications easy to find without forcing them into every line.
Transferable experience
Connect adjacent work to the role so the resume does not undersell relevant experience.
Proof in the right place
Put measurable examples close to the skills they support, instead of leaving the recruiter to guess.
Resume Skills Check FAQ
A few quick answers before you check your resume.
Find the skill gaps before they cost you the interview.
Check what is missing from your CV first, then validate the final PDF with our Free ATS Checker before you send the application.