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Is your resume a PDF, a Word file or just a photo? Import it: artificial intelligence reads the document and fills in every section of the editor. You check, complete and pick a new template.
PDF, Word or photo
Every section pre-filled
10 credits
A PDF resume, a Word file (.docx) or a clear photo (JPEG, PNG, WebP), up to 10 MB.
Personal details, profile, experience, education, skills, languages: every section is copied into a new resume.
Correct anything needed, pick a template and its colors, then download your resume as a PDF.
Save time: your resume is copied in a moment instead of retyping it all.
An editable resume: a PDF or a photo becomes a resume you can update for every application.
A new design in one click: your content stays the same while you try every template.
Several versions: duplicate your resume to tailor it to each type of job.
The AI reads your document and sorts the information into resume sections, without inventing anything. It can make mistakes on a hard-to-read document: review every section before downloading. You are free to edit, add or remove anything.
PDF, including scanned PDFs.
Word (.docx). An old .doc file must first be saved as .docx or PDF.
Photo of a paper resume (JPEG, PNG or WebP): take it flat, in good light.
Import requires your explicit consent. The document is sent to our AI provider only for the analysis: it is not stored by Xeno Tools and is not used to train the AI. The resulting resume stays in your browser. Details in our privacy policy.
A PDF is hard to edit directly. The simplest way: import it into the Xeno Tools resume builder. The AI copies its content into an editable resume that you correct, then download again as a PDF.
Yes, as a .docx file. An old .doc file must first be saved as .docx or PDF from Word.
Take a photo of it, flat and in good light, then import the photo: the AI also reads images (JPEG, PNG, WebP).
Yes: import uses credits, which are linked to your free account (sign in with an email link or with Google). Creating a resume without importing is possible without an account.
Yes, especially on a blurry or very graphic document. It only copies your content: check every section before downloading your resume.