Humanize your resume text
Recruiters skim for specifics: a verb, a scope, a number. AI-drafted bullets bury those under adjectives. This polish strips the padding and lets your actual record carry the line.
Clear and professional, still human. One word of input = one word charged, only when the rewrite succeeds.
What makes a bullet sound real
"Leveraged robust methodologies to elevate outcomes" says nothing. "Cut invoice processing from 3 days to 4 hours for a team of 12" says everything. The polish pushes your draft toward the second shape — using only the facts already in it.
Your titles, employers, dates and figures are fidelity-locked. The tool will never round a number up, invent a tool you used, or upgrade your role. If a fact is not in your draft, it will not appear in the output.
Summaries too
Profile summaries get the same treatment in Business register: fewer slogans, more signal. Keep it to what you can defend in an interview — because that is where polished text gets tested.
Questions
No. Fidelity is the hard rule: the polish may only rephrase what your draft already says. It never adds skills, tools or results.
Business. It keeps the tone professional while removing filler verbs and adjective stacks.
Yes — paste any fragment. It stays a fragment; the tool will not invent the rest of the document.