A few seconds of reading
- A recruiter receives dozens, sometimes hundreds of applications for one role, and decides in seconds whether to read on.
- If your role, results and skills don't stand out at once, your resume joins the pile.
The Bullet Point resume editor
Your resume for a job in marketing, sales, logistics, healthcare, communications, industry, education, hospitality, an internship
The same editor as our specialised sites, for every career. Your path, your results and your skills read in seconds; the AI reviews, tailors and translates from your own text, without inventing anything.
Free to create, no credit card
For students and graduates of every school
A resume is judged in seconds, in every field. Here is why.
Software that screens before people do
- More and more companies run resumes through applicant tracking software before a person reads them.
- Columns, tables and text in images are poorly read there: a strong profile can vanish before anyone sees it.
A path to make readable
- First job, change of sector, years abroad or freelancing: every path has its logic, as long as it shows.
- Without a common thread, solid experience looks like a series of unrelated jobs.
Every offer expects something else
- Two ads for the same job title don't ask for the same skills, nor use the same words.
- Sending the same resume everywhere leaves the recruiter to find what matters on their own.
Everything you need for a resume that gets the interview, on a single page.
Six tools, one principle: everything starts from your text. The AI never adds experience, degrees or figures.
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Import your current resume
Drop your resume as a PDF or an image: sections, experiences and dates are rebuilt in the editor.
You can also start from the sample resume of a marketing project manager and replace it step by step.
A strong resume rests on three requirements, whatever the field. The Bullet Point editor is built around them.
01Readable at a glance
The recruiter's eyeTarget role, years of experience and key results at the top: the recruiter places your profile before reading the detail.
02Aligned with the role
Every offer has its wordsYour resume picks up the wording and priorities of the ad, without inventing anything: both a recruiter and screening software find what they look for.
03Quantified on every line
Verifiable factsBudget, volume, lead time, number of clients or people managed: each bullet gives the order of magnitude that makes your experience concrete.
The Bullet Point method
These are the rules of our specialised sites, applied to every career: in the sample resume, while you write and at every review.
Who it's for
From first internship to career change, four ways to present yourself
You don't highlight the same things at 20, after ten years in a job or when changing careers. You pick the sections that matter at your stage.
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Students: internships and work-study
First internship, work-study, summer job.
- Studies and projects put forward, even without long experience
- Student jobs and societies turned into evidence
A random resume template is anything but neutral.
To a recruiter, the form of your resume already says something about you.
| Criterion | A generic templateWord processor or design tool | Bullet PointThe same engine as our specialised sites |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Up to you: which sections, in which order? | Sections ready, in the order recruiters expect |
| Layout | Columns, gauges and colours that blur the reading | Clean, dense and structured, on one page |
| Review | A friend's, when they have time | Scored out of 100, corrections accepted one by one |
| Tailoring to an offer | Rewritten by hand for each application | Wording and priorities aligned with the ad |
| Other language version | Translation to redo, layout to rebuild | 8 languages, layout preserved |
| Applicant tracking systems | Text in columns or images, poorly read | Structured text, read correctly |
Pricing
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Your questions, straight answers.
Answers to the questions we are asked most often.
Yes. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We never pass your resume to recruiters or third parties without your consent, and you can delete your account at any time from the « My account » page.
No. The assistant only rewrites what you wrote: it tightens sentences, clarifies the structure and flags missing information. No data is invented, whether a degree, a figure or an experience. That also protects you at the interview: you can talk through every line.
Yes. Drop your resume as a PDF or an image: sections, experiences and dates are rebuilt in the editor. All that's left is to review and adjust.
Creating, editing and saving your resume is free, with no credit card, and so are the AI features (scored review, tailoring, translation). PDF download is free with a watermark. For a PDF without a watermark, you pay per download or take a Premium subscription (€9.99 a month or €24.99 for 3 months, no commitment), which gives unlimited downloads.
It is the same editor and the same AI. The specialised sites (finance, audit, consulting, law, HR, tech, luxury, business school admission) add a sample resume, advice and vocabulary specific to their field. If your field is among them, they will serve you better; otherwise, this editor does the same job for every other career.
One page up to about ten years of experience: recruiters read fast, five strong lines beat fifteen they skim. Beyond that, two pages are justified if the second brings results and not just duties. The editor tells you when your resume overflows.
In France it is not required and most large companies no longer expect one; some sectors (reception, retail, hospitality) still often see it. The editor leaves it up to you: add one, round or square, or go without.