Resume Action Verb Suggester
Paste your resume bullets below. The tool finds weak verbs such as responsible for, worked on or helped, shows stronger replacements from five action-verb categories, rewrites each sentence, and gives your text a strength score.
Action verb bank
60 strong verbs in 5 categories. The suggester picks replacements from the category that best fits each weak phrase.
Leadership
Analysis
Growth
Technical
Communication
Weak phrases detected
Your resume bullets
Strength score
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- 0 weak phrases found
- Score = 100 minus a penalty from weak-verb density (weak phrases per word). Higher is stronger.
Weak phrases highlighted
Suggested rewrites
Each card shows one weak phrase in your exact sentence, with three stronger rewrites. The category in brackets tells you which verb bank the verbs came from.
Improved text
Every bullet rewritten with the first suggested strong verb. Review the cards above to pick a different rewrite when you prefer it.
Copied to clipboard.Tips for stronger bullets
- Start every bullet with a strong action verb from the bank above.
- Add a number or result at the end, for example: Led a team of 6 developers, cutting release time by 30 percent.
- Keep one achievement per bullet and remove filler words like very, really and various.
- Use past tense for old jobs and present tense for your current role.
Frequently asked questions
Weak phrases are vague expressions like responsible for, worked on, helped, did, made, was in charge of, handled, assisted and tasked with. They tell the reader what you were around for, not what you actually achieved.
The score is 100 minus a penalty based on weak-verb density, which is the number of weak phrases divided by the total word count. Fewer weak phrases means a higher score.
Yes. After analysis, the Improved text panel shows every bullet rewritten with the first suggested strong verb. Press Copy improved text to copy the whole block to your clipboard.
No. All analysis runs in your browser with JavaScript. Your text is never uploaded, stored or sent anywhere.