Resume bullets from a JD
Resume bullets from a job description.
Paste the JD and your background notes. Get paste-ready bullets — then edit in your voice.
Pro: 500 gens/mo, full history, priority AI, extra variants — same sub across Updevly.
Free is 1 generation per day. No card. Pro is 500 generations per month.
How to turn a JD into bullets
01
Paste the JD
Drop in the job description you are targeting. The bullets should follow that listing, not a generic role.
02
Add your notes
Paste the work you actually did: employers, tools, outcomes you can stand behind.
03
Generate bullets
Get a paste-ready list from the same request. Nothing is submitted for you.
04
Edit in your voice
Fix names, numbers, and tense. The tool should not invent a metric you did not provide.
One job: tailored bullets.
ChatGPT writes a generic CV. This tool stays on the listing you pasted and the work you already did.
JD plus notes
Two fields. The listing and the work you can prove. No resume upload.
English first
The MVP writes in English. Hungarian can wait until the draft is useful.
Same Free and Pro
Free is 1 a day. Pro is 500 a month. One checkout.
When 1 free generation a day is not enough.
500 generations per month. Priority AI processing. Yearly is $59. Save about $37 versus paying monthly.
$59/year
See pricingResume bullets FAQ
What does this generator output?
A list of English resume bullets tailored to the job description and background notes you pasted. It does not apply, rewrite your whole CV, or invent employers.
Does it share the Excel Free and Pro limits?
Pro is one subscription across Updevly — 500 generations per month. Free on this tool is 1 generation per day.
Will it invent metrics or job titles?
No. Put those in the background notes if you want them in a bullet. The model should not invent companies, numbers, or promotions.
Is there a Hungarian version?
Not in this MVP. English first. A Hungarian draft can come later without changing the quota or checkout.
Should I review the bullets before I paste them?
Yes. Check every number, tool, and employer. Then edit in your voice.