AI resume writer
An AI resume writer that rewrites your words, not your history.
Most resumes fail on writing, not design. DraftlyCV's AI writer rewrites your bullet points into results-led lines, drafts a summary in your target role's language, and tightens your skills list — using only the facts you provide.
- • Bullet point generator: describe the task, get achievement-style bullets.
- • Summary generator tuned to the role and seniority you are targeting.
- • Skills generator that pulls real, evidenced skills out of your experience.
- • Job-description matching so your wording mirrors the posting.
- • Six writing styles, from concise and technical to warm and narrative.
From duty to result
Before: "Responsible for handling customer queries and maintaining records."
After: "Resolved 60+ customer queries a week and cut average response time from 18 to 6 hours by restructuring the ticket queue."
The AI asks for numbers where they matter, and where you have none, it still leads with the outcome rather than the task.
Written for applicant tracking systems and humans
Rewrites keep the keyword the posting uses instead of a synonym, so the parser scores the match correctly.
Every claim is placed inside a real bullet rather than dumped in a skills list, which is what a recruiter looks for when they scan for evidence.
Line length, verb variety, and tense are normalised so the page reads cleanly in six seconds.
Safe by design
Your employers, titles, dates, and metrics are never altered.
Every rewrite is previewed side by side, and undo restores the original instantly.
You approve each section before it lands on the resume.
Frequently asked questions
It rewrites bullet points, your professional summary, and your skills section — turning duties into outcomes and adding the vocabulary a recruiter expects for your role.
Yes. Companies, titles, dates, and numbers stay exactly as you entered them. The AI changes phrasing, not history.
Yes. Rewrite a single bullet, one job, or the whole resume — and undo any change you do not like.
Yes. Describe what you did in plain language and the writer returns several achievement-style bullets you can pick from.
Paste the posting and the AI rewrites your resume around its keywords and requirements, then scores the match.