One typo can cost you the job — proofread your resume first
A full check of spelling, grammar, tenses, and punctuation in both Arabic and English.
Hiring surveys keep landing on the same result: most recruiters drop a resume with obvious typos, because they read as a signal of weak attention to detail even when the experience is excellent.
The checker goes beyond spelling: tense consistency across roles, double spaces, punctuation at the end of bullets, date formatting, and consistent capitalisation of titles and acronyms.
A quick look inside
- 1Each issue highlighted with a short reason and a suggested fix.
- 2A dedicated tense check between current and previous roles.
- 3A consistency report for dates, spacing, and punctuation.
Key features
Bilingual proofreading
Separate, appropriate rules for Arabic and for English.
Tense consistency
Present tense for the current role, past for previous ones, throughout.
Formatting consistency
One consistent format for dates, numbers, and acronyms.
Professional tone
Flags casual or overstated phrasing.
How it works
- 1
Upload your resume or paste its text directly.
- 2
Go through the highlighted issues one by one.
- 3
Apply the corrections and export the clean version.
Why it matters
- Protects your first impression from avoidable mistakes.
- Catches errors your eye stops seeing after many re-reads.
- Unifies the writing style across the whole document.
- Works on both your Arabic and English versions.
The most common language mistakes in resumes
Mixing tenses inside one role, overusing 'I', sentences that run past two lines, repeating the same verb in every bullet, and writing the same acronym several different ways on one page.
A practical check before you send
Read your resume out loud, then read it bottom to top, bullet by bullet. Reading in reverse separates your brain from the meaning and makes typos stand out.
Before & after examples
Tense consistency
Manage the sales team (2019 – 2022) and launched the expansion plan.
Managed the sales team (2019 – 2022) and launched the expansion plan.
Frequently asked questions
Does it really check Arabic text?
Yes — the check covers spelling, grammar, and punctuation in Arabic text.
Will it change the meaning of my sentences?
No — corrections are linguistic only, and you approve every change.
Aren't general spell-checkers enough?
General checkers don't know resume-specific rules such as tense usage and bullet structure.
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