Fix your LinkedIn headline and your weakest bullet points
Your resume is only one part of a job search. These three tools cover the rest: the profile recruiters find you through, the bullets that make your resume worth reading, and the honest question of what you should learn next.
LinkedIn optimizer
Turns your saved resume into a LinkedIn headline, an About summary and per-role bullets. These are written more conversationally than resume prose, because people read your profile differently from the way they read a document.
Achievement rewrites
Pick up to five generic bullets from your resume and get them rewritten as accomplishments, each with a placeholder where the measurable number goes and an explanation of what changed and why.
Career recommendations
Certifications worth getting, skills worth learning, and structured learning paths, based on your saved resume and, optionally, the role you're targeting next.
- LinkedIn headline, About summary and per-role bullets
- Up to five achievement rewrites at a time, with the reasoning shown
- Certification, skill and learning-path recommendations
- All three read your saved resume, so there is nothing to paste
Available with an account. Runs are charged from credits or your plan allowance the same way other AI tasks are, with the cost shown before it runs.
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You need no account for this. Try the free headline generator. Look at the output first, then decide.
Get Started FreeWhy does the rewrite leave a placeholder instead of a number?
Because it does not know your number, and inventing one would put a false claim on your resume. You fill that in yourself. It is the one part only you can do.
Do I need to paste my resume for these?
No. All three read the resume already saved in your profile.
Are the certification recommendations sponsored?
No. Nothing here is a paid placement.