Tailor your resume
without losing your voice.
Open your resume, paste the role, and get targeted tailoring suggestions, evidence prompts and structural fixes — then a Fit Check that scores how well you match, with ATS and keyword insight. No invented experience. No auto-generated lies.
Access: Monthly allowance on Free, more on paid plans. Free includes 1 resume generation or tailoring action a month; Pro includes 40 resume credits and Pro Plus 100. Asking the AI about a resume is a paid feature.
- SQL & dashboard experience
- Stakeholder communication
- Python — partially evidenced
How it works
Targeted help for a specific role.
Tailor
Paste the role and get specific edits and evidence prompts — what this employer actually cares about, mapped to what you've genuinely done.
Fit Check
Score how well your resume matches the job: skills, experience and ATS/keyword alignment, with the exact gaps to close before you apply.
Fix the basics
Catch the formatting and keyword issues that commonly trip up parsers, so your resume reads cleanly to both a human and a machine.
- It won’t invent experience. No fake jobs, grades or achievements — tailoring works from what you’ve actually done.
- It won’t promise outcomes. No “job-winning resume”, no guaranteed interviews. It helps you put your strongest, honest case forward — the rest is the employer’s call.
- It won’t hide the truth. Gaps and career changes get framed clearly and honestly, not papered over.
Resume Studio questions
Can I use Luceria's resume tools for free?+
Yes. The continuing Free plan includes 1 resume generation or tailoring action each month, and the deterministic ATS compatibility checker is free. Paid AI features have separate monthly allowances.
Is Luceria an AI resume maker or an AI resume builder?+
Both phrases describe the same core task. Luceria helps you build, edit and tailor a resume from your genuine evidence, then compare it with one job description. It does not invent experience or replace your review.
Does Resume Studio write my resume for me?+
It helps you improve your own resume rather than spitting out a generic one. You bring your resume and the role; it suggests targeted edits, evidence prompts and structural fixes. The words stay yours — it won't invent jobs, grades or achievements you don't have.
What is a Fit Check?+
Fit Check scores how well your resume matches a specific job, with a breakdown of skills, experience and ATS/keyword alignment, plus the exact gaps to close. It's guidance on where to strengthen your application — not a prediction of whether you'll be hired.
Will it help my resume get past an ATS?+
It surfaces keyword and formatting issues that commonly trip up applicant tracking systems, so you can fix the obvious ones. We won't claim a resume is 'ATS-proof' — no honest tool can — but you'll go in better prepared.
Can I download my resume?+
Yes — you can export to DOCX or PDF. Upload an existing PDF or DOCX and Luceria reads the text so it can work with it directly.
Is my resume data private?+
Your resume is access-controlled to your signed-in account. Luceria does not sell personal career data, and the privacy policy explains which processors handle content when you request an AI feature.
What happens to my data when I use Resume Studio?+
Your source resume is kept unchanged in your account. Generating or tailoring sends the resume and job text to Luceria's AI providers (listed on the sub-processors page). The privacy policy explains how each processor handles it.
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