AI CV Skills Generator

A skills section is often the first part of a CV that a person, or an applicant tracking system, actually reads. This free tool suggests hard skills, softer skills, tools and keywords for the role you are applying for. You can use it without creating an account.

Pick the closest preset and your experience level, then treat the result as a checklist rather than text to paste in. Keep a skill only when you could talk through a real example in an interview. A list that does not match the jobs underneath it is easy for a hiring manager to spot.

Be specific. “Communication” says less than the work you did, such as explaining a delay to a customer, handing a case to a colleague, or writing a weekly report for a manager. Where the job advert uses a word that truthfully describes your experience, prefer that word, and keep British spelling. The presets are a starting point for any role, so edit every line until it sounds like your work.

When the list looks honest, compare the whole CV with one advert in a free review. The first review is free and does not need a card.