Smart CV builder with AI-enhanced suggestions

You know what you did in each job; turning it into CV lines is the hard part. Rocket Resume's smart CV builder helps there: type the title and AI-enhanced lines for that role appear, ready to pick and set in a professional design. Clear, specific lines matter when the pile is long: on one large hiring platform, each hire now draws more than 300 applications on average, as the hiring research further down shows. To make those lines fit a UK application, keep only the true ones, rework the wording, add what only you know and trim the personal statement.

Where should I start with AI-suggested lines?

Start with your current or most recent job, because recruiters read it first. Type your exact job title, read every suggestion and keep only the lines that describe work you really did. Skip any that are close but not true: if a suggestion says you managed a team when you trained new starters, leave it out and write the training line yourself. If no suggestion quite fits a task, the FAQ shows how to work from a near miss.

How do I rework a suggestion in my own words?

Keep the task the suggestion names and add the facts of your own job: where you did it, how much or how often, and what changed. Two examples:

• Starting line: "Assisted residents with personal care and daily activities." Reworked: "Helped eight residents a shift with washing, dressing and meals on a 20-bed dementia unit, and wrote up care notes before each handover."
• Starting line: "Supported weekly stock control." Reworked: "Ran the weekly stock count for a busy café and cut dairy waste by about a fifth."

Use the words UK employers use, such as till, stock and financial year. The live preview updates as you type, so you can see each new line in place on your CV before you move on.

Which UK details do I need to add myself?

The cards, licences, checks and qualifications you hold. A suggestion can describe the work, but it can't know what you're certified to do, and many UK job adverts list these details as essential. Add the ones that apply to you:

• Cards and licences you hold, such as a CSCS card, an SIA licence or a forklift licence
• Qualification levels, such as an NVQ Level 3 or a Level 2 Food Hygiene certificate
• Background checks, such as an enhanced DBS check, and whether you've joined the DBS Update Service
• UK systems you've used day to day, such as Sage for payroll or bookkeeping
• Sums in pounds, such as the monthly budget you managed or the weekly takings you cashed up

Cards, licences, checks and certificates go in a Certifications section, named exactly as the advert names them, and NVQs sit with your other qualifications under Education. When the advert lists one as essential, mention it in your personal statement too. Systems and sums in pounds belong in the job line they support.

Can suggestions help with my personal statement?

Yes, if you treat the suggestion as raw material. The summary step suggests wording based on your job title, and on a UK CV that summary is your personal statement. Because it's written to fit anyone with your title, keep the phrase that names your field and the skills you really use, then cut any adjective nobody could check, such as "dedicated" or "hard-working". Trim what's left to three or four lines. Our how to write a CV guide covers what else goes near the top.

Read the finished CV in the preview before you download it. If you also apply to US employers, our CV vs resume guide explains what to change in that copy.

Write your CV with Rocket Resume's AI-enhanced help

Rocket Resume offers AI-enhanced lines for the job title you type and sets the ones you pick in an ATS-friendly design that arranges the page. You can change any line at any step, and switch designs and keep every word. The reviews below are from people who built their applications here. Building takes four steps:

1. Answer a quick question about your experience, choose a design and type your latest job title.
2. Keep the suggested lines that are true, then rework each with your own setting and figures.
3. Add your cards and checks in a Certifications section, and trim the suggested personal statement.
4. Give the preview a final British-English read, then download your CV and apply.

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