Paste any job description and instantly extract the most important keywords — ranked by priority so you know exactly what to add to your resume first.
Once you have your keyword list, work through them top to bottom. High-priority keywords (usually certifications, specific tools, and exact job titles) should appear in your resume verbatim. Medium-priority keywords should be woven naturally into your bullet points. Lower-priority keywords can be added to a skills section.
Adding keywords unnaturally — like listing them in white text or cramming them into sentences that don't make sense — will backfire. Modern ATS systems and human reviewers both flag this. Weave keywords into genuine achievement statements. That's what RoleReady's bullet rewriter does automatically.