Tailor your resume.
Land the interview.

You upload your resume as a Word (.docx) file and paste a job description. ResuMintAI rewrites your bullet points and summary in the job's own wording, so applicant tracking systems (ATS) and recruiters can see the match, and gives you back a tailored .docx and PDF.

Yes. Instead of building a new document, ResuMintAI edits the text inside your original file, so your fonts, spacing, tables, columns, section order and hyperlinks stay as you made them. If a line can't be changed without affecting its layout, it's left exactly as you wrote it.

It's built to reword, not invent. It works only from what your resume says, plus anything you add in the optional notes box. A rewrite that adds a tool you haven't listed or a number that isn't in your resume is discarded automatically, and tools the job asks for that you haven't listed are shown to you as a question instead of being added. Always read the result before you send it.

Word documents (.docx) up to 4MB. You get both a .docx and a PDF back, and the PDF has real, selectable text that ATS software can read.

Your first tailoring is free, with no account needed. A free account unlocks 2 more (3 in total). After that, a Credit Pack is ₹99 for 15 tailorings that never expire, Pro Monthly is ₹399/month and Pro Annual is ₹2999/year, with a fair-use allowance described in the Terms of Service. Payments are in Indian rupees, through Razorpay.

Yes, anytime, from your account. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you've paid for, and there are no partial refunds for unused time. Credit packs are one-time purchases, not subscriptions.

Your resume text and the job description are sent to our AI provider to do the rewriting, and only to providers that don't keep or train on it. We don't store your resume or the job description after your request finishes. The Privacy Policy has the details.

It checks the result against common ATS rules and shows how many of the job's key terms your resume now covers, so you can see the difference. No tool can guarantee an interview, but a resume that uses the job's own language is much easier for both software and recruiters to match.