You can now apply powerful formatting and language changes to the full CV in just a few clicks — no need to edit each section manually. These features are designed to save you time, ensure consistency, and help you create polished, professional documents at scale.
👉 Want to translate the entire CV into another language?
Check out our article on translating CVs and using custom dates to make sure everything — even the date formats — is updated correctly.
✍️ Fix Grammar and Spelling
With one click, you can automatically correct grammar and spelling across the entire CV. This includes:
Common spelling errors
Grammatical issues like verb tense mismatches or incorrect punctuation
Basic formatting fixes
How to use it:
Open the CV editor.
Click the dropdown menu in the top right corner of the editor.
Select “Fix grammar and spelling”.
Review the changes and apply.
📌 Add Bullet Points
Transform dense paragraphs into clear, skimmable bullet points that are easier for hiring managers to review. This feature is especially useful in the Experience and Education sections, where long blocks of text can be harder to scan.
You can choose to apply this change to:
The entire CV
Only the Experience section
Only the Education section
To apply:
Open the Transform dropdown menu.
Click “Add bullet points”.
Select where you’d like the changes to apply.
🔁 Change tense
Easily switch between past and present tense, or from 1st person (“I led…”) to 3rd person (“Led…”), depending on the tone you're aiming for.
Apply to:
The full CV
Only the Experience section
Only the Education section
Steps:
Use the Transform dropdown menu.
Choose “Change tense” or “Switch to 3rd person”.
Pick the relevant section(s).
This helps standardise voice and tone across the document — no need to manually rewrite every sentence.
🧼 Anonymise and remove gendered terms
Support unbiased, inclusive hiring by automatically removing:
Names or identifying details
Gendered language (e.g. “he/she”, “salesman” → “salesperson”)
To apply:
Click the Transform dropdown menu.
Select “Anonymise" or "Remove gendered terms”.
Review changes and confirm.