ATS check on the real PDF
Most checkers analyse extracted text and miss layout problems. CVScore verifies the actual PDF file — the thing the applicant tracking system parses.
Check your CVThe French CV tool — in English
Applying for a job in France?
Build the CV French recruiters expect.
A French CV is not a translated resume. CVScore builds your CV around French conventions — one page, the right sections, CEFR language levels — and checks that the actual PDF passes applicant tracking systems.
Free plan · No credit card · Data hosted in the EU (GDPR) · App interface in French
Everything you need to get hired in France.
One CV per job offer
Paste a job description: CVScore identifies missing keywords and builds a version of your CV tailored to that exact offer.
See the builderFrench ⇄ English CV
Translate your CV between French and English while keeping the conventions of each market — not a word-for-word machine translation.
Vocabulary guideInterview practice
Written and voice interview simulations with sector-specific questions, in French — the language of the interview you will actually face.
Prepare for FranceProfessional photo
A photo is common (never legally required) on French CVs. Generate a professional headshot from a selfie on the Business plan.
Photo rules in FranceApplication tracker
A Kanban board to follow every application, deadline and interview during your French job search.
See plansHow it works
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Import or create
Upload your existing resume (any language) or start from a French-format template.
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Fix what blocks you
The editor scores your CV on 20 ATS criteria and shows exactly what to change — sections, keywords, format.
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Tailor and send
Paste a job offer to get a version aligned with it, export a clean PDF, and track the application.
Honest pricing, in euros.
Free to start. Pro from 4,90€/month (billed annually) and Business from 6,90€/month (billed annually). No hidden renewal tricks — cancel in two clicks from your settings.
See full pricingFrequently asked questions
What is CVScore?
CVScore is a French resume platform: build a CV that follows French conventions, check that the actual PDF is readable by applicant tracking systems (ATS), tailor it to a specific job offer, and practice interviews. It is built in France, for the French job market, with data hosted in the EU.
Is CVScore in English?
These guide pages are in English, and the app interface is currently in French. If you are applying for jobs in France, that is usually an advantage: your final CV should follow French conventions anyway, and the editor guides you through them.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free plan lets you create a CV, get a basic ATS readability check on your real PDF and try the writing tools — no credit card required.
How is CVScore different from US resume builders?
US builders output American resumes. French recruiters expect a different document: one page, French section names, education presented the French way, CEFR language levels. CVScore is built around those conventions natively, and its ATS check runs on the actual PDF file, not just extracted text.
Where is my data stored?
In the European Union (hosting in Germany, database in Frankfurt), under GDPR. Deleting your account purges your data.