Rate your CV free with AI
Taqdeem's free, no-signup CV rating: upload your CV (a PDF or a photo) and get a score out of 100, your strengths, the top fixes, and ATS-readiness notes in seconds - then rebuild it on Taqdeem in one click.
What does it rate?
Structure and sections
Is there a summary at the top, dates on every role, a skills section, and newest-first order?
Wording and achievements
Do the lines carry results with numbers or generic duties? Which line most needs a rewrite?
ATS readiness
Multi-column layouts, text in tables or images, non-standard headings - everything that confuses screening systems.
How does the CV rating work?
- 1
Upload your CV
A PDF or a phone photo - up to 4 MB, up to 3 page photos. No signup.
- 2
Read the verdict
A score out of 100 with its band, what works for you, the top 3 to 5 fixes ordered by impact, and format notes.
- 3
Rebuild it in one click
The same file fills Taqdeem's editor automatically, so you fix the notes on an ATS-friendly template and download a real-text PDF for free.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does the tool rate?+
Your CV's content and format as a recruiter and a screening system see them: structure and sections, a summary, dates and skills, quantified achievements, chronological order, and the format issues that confuse ATS. The score is out of 100 and follows fixed criteria, not the number of notes.
Is it free? How many times can I use it?+
Completely free, no signup. Visitors get three ratings a day from the same device, free accounts get ten - enough to rate a version, edit it, and rate it again.
Do you keep my file or the rating?+
No. The file is read once to produce the rating and is not stored on our servers, and the rating itself is not stored either. If you press the rebuild button, the file is read a second time only to fill the editor.
Which formats and sizes are accepted?+
A PDF up to 4 MB, or JPG / PNG / WebP page photos (up to 3) - photos are downscaled on your device before upload. Password-protected files and files longer than 10 pages are not accepted.
From the blog: guides that help
Recruiters read your CV in seconds: where do they actually look?
What happens in the first seconds of screening your CV? The eye's path down the page, the five elements read first, why the top half of page one beats everything after it - with practical steps to reorder your CV accordingly.
Common CV mistakes to avoid
The mistakes that most weaken a CV and get it filtered out by screening systems or recruiters, and how to avoid them to raise your odds of an interview.
CV keywords and how to pass ATS
How applicant-tracking systems (ATS) use keywords, and how to extract them from the job posting and work them into your CV naturally to raise your odds.