AI resume builder
An AI resume builder that writes a new resume for every job
Most AI resume builders start from a blank template and fill it with confident sentences. The trouble is that those sentences are often about work you never did, and recruiters notice in the first interview.
OneProfile works the other way round. You build your profile once, from your old resume or your GitHub, and for each job you apply to it picks the experience and projects that fit that posting and rewrites them in its language. Every line on the resume points back to something real, so you can defend all of it.
How the AI builds your resume
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Build your profile once
Upload your current resume or connect GitHub. OneProfile reads your roles, projects and skills, including what you actually built in each repository.
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Paste a job link or description
It reads the posting, looks up the company, and works out what the role really needs, not just the keywords.
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Get a resume written for that job
In about a minute you have a one or two page resume with the most relevant work first, in the posting's own words. Download it as a PDF or a Word file.
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Change anything by asking
Tell the chat to lead with a project, make it more backend-focused or shorten it to one page, and it writes a new version.
What makes a good AI resume
A resume written by AI is only as good as what it is written from. Before you trust any builder, check that it does these:
- Uses only your real experience. Invented tools and numbers fall apart in interviews and background checks.
- Changes for every job. One generic resume sent everywhere is the most common reason applications go unanswered.
- Reads cleanly in applicant tracking systems: real text, standard headings, one column for the strict ones.
- Fits the page. Most recruiters expect one page for early careers and up to two pages for experienced candidates.
- Lets you edit every word before you send it.
What you get with OneProfile
- 16 resume templates, 8 of them single-column and ATS-friendly, with your own colour and fonts
- A resume that fills exactly one or two pages: text size and spacing adjust to fit
- PDF and Word downloads of every version
- A list of the posting's keywords your resume covers, and the ones your profile has no evidence for yet
- A full editor for when you want to change things by hand
- Jobs from company career pages, matched against your profile, and a tracker for your applications
What it costs
The free plan includes 10 tailored resumes a month, the full job feed and the tracker, with no card needed. Paid plans raise the monthly limits for people applying to many jobs; see the pricing page for the price where you are.
AI resume builder or writing it yourself?
Writing every resume by hand gives you full control but takes 30 to 60 minutes per job, so most people stop tailoring after the first few applications. A good AI resume builder does the slow part (reading the posting, choosing and rewording your experience) in a minute, and you keep control by reviewing and editing every word before you send it.
Questions
Is this AI resume builder really free?
Yes. The free plan gives you 10 tailored resumes a month with no card needed. You only pay if you want more.
Will the AI make up experience?
No. It only uses what is in your profile, and every line keeps a link to the role or project it came from. If a job asks for something you have no evidence for, it tells you instead of inventing it.
Can I download my resume in Word?
Yes. Every resume downloads as a PDF or a Word (.docx) file, for job portals that ask for Word.
Does it work for any job, not just tech?
It works for any job with a written posting. The GitHub import is for developers, but you can build your profile from an uploaded resume or by typing it in.
Try it on the next job you apply for.
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