Prototype: checks run on your device with fixed rules (no AI yet). Paid features are previews only.
ATSGlass

ATS Score Checker: See Where Your Points Go

This ATS score checker gives your resume a score from 0 to 100 and splits it into format, sections, content and keywords. Every lost point is tied to a finding you can see, so you know which change raises the score most.

✓ Parsed text, not just a score✓ Fixes ranked by points✓ File stays in your browser

Upload your resume (PDF or DOCX)

Read in your browser. Never uploaded to a server.

Add a job description (optional: shows your keyword gap)

What is a good ATS score?

ScoreWhat it means here
85–100Excellent. No major parsing or structure problems found.
70–84Good. A few fixes will make it stronger.
50–69Needs work. Fix the top items before you apply.
0–49At risk. An ATS may misread important parts.

These ranges are our own. No employer publishes a pass mark, and scores from different checkers are not comparable.

Where the points go

Parsing and format (30 points), sections and contact (20), content quality (30) and job-description keywords (20, only when you paste a job description). Each finding shows how many points it costs. See how it works for every rule.

How to raise your score

  1. Fix the first item in your list. It costs the most points.
  2. Add numbers to bullets that have none.
  3. Use standard headings: Experience, Education, Skills.
  4. Paste the job description and add the missing skills you really have.

FAQ

What is a good ATS score?

On this checker, 85 or more means no major parsing or structure problems were found, 70–84 is solid with a few fixes, and below 70 you should fix the top items first.

Is 74 a good ATS score?

Here, 74 falls in the Good range (70–84): the resume parses fine and a few fixes would make it stronger. Look at the top items in your list to see where the missing points went.

Is 52 a good ATS score?

Here, 52 is in the Needs work range (50–69). Fix the top items first. They usually cost the most points.

Is this the same as a real ATS score?

No. Every employer's system is different. The score simulates common parsing and keyword rules, and every lost point is tied to a specific line or layout problem you can fix.

Is my resume uploaded or stored?

No. Your file is read in your browser and this prototype runs every check on your device. Nothing is sent to a server, stored or used to train models.

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Last updated 2026-10-29. How we check.