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Free AI Work Experience Describer

The hardest part of a resume isn't the formatting — it's turning "I stocked shelves and ran the till" into lines a hiring manager respects. Describe any job in your own plain words and Pass ATS Resume's AI writes 4–6 professional bullets from exactly what you said. Nothing added, nothing embellished.

Job title

What did you actually do? Plain words are perfect

Write it the way you’d tell a friend. The AI turns it into bullets — it cannot add duties, tools, or numbers you didn’t mention.

How it works

You give a job title and a plain-words description of the work. The AI groups your description into distinct duties, leads each bullet with a strong past-tense action verb, and writes in resume register — while a guard checks every number in the output against your own text, so a figure you never mentioned can’t slip in. Where a metric would genuinely help, you get an honest placeholder to fill instead of a fabricated statistic.

Honest limits

The describer can only professionalize what you give it. If your description is two words, the bullets will be thin — add the unglamorous details (opening duties, training, problem customers, the machine nobody else could run), because that’s the material good bullets are made of. And it writes about the job you described, not the job you wish you’d had: check each bullet against your real duties before it goes on the page.

Frequently asked questions

I can't write well. Is plain language really OK?

That's exactly who this is for. Type the job the way you'd explain it out loud — fragments, slang, half-sentences. The describer's whole job is turning that into clean professional bullets. The worse your starting draft feels, the more this tool helps.

Will it add numbers or duties to make me sound better?

No. It only uses what you described. Where a real number would strengthen a bullet, it inserts an [add metric] placeholder for you to fill with a true figure — customers per shift, team size, time saved — or delete. A bullet with an invented number is a liability in an interview, not an asset.

Where does my text go?

To our own server, where our AI runs — never to a third-party AI service, and it isn't stored or used to train anything. If the AI server doesn't answer, a built-in basic mode shapes your text instead, and the result tells you which mode ran.

Can I put these bullets straight into my resume?

Yes — copy them one by one or all at once, then paste them into the experience section in the builder. Read them once first: if a bullet says something slightly bigger than what you actually did, trim it back. Accuracy is the whole point.

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