Keyword map · honest gaps

A resume keyword map that shows gaps — not a fake 90% ATS score

Most “ATS checkers” sell a match percentage and homework. PasteJD shows which posting terms your resume already supports, which ones you do not, then rewrites tonight’s file without inventing experience. Preview first. Unlock US$7 once via Stripe. No account.

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Score tools grade words. PasteJD maps support vs gaps.

Competitors in the ATS / resume-score lane optimize for a number. PasteJD’s differentiator is the honest keyword map: supported terms stay in the rewrite; unsupported requirements stay listed as gaps.

What a fake-high score encourages

  • Paste every JD noun into the resume to climb a percentage.
  • Hide white-font stuffing (or close cousins) behind “ATS tips.”
  • Treat missing skills as a UI problem, not a truth problem.
  • Subscribe monthly for another scan of the same file.

What the honest map does

  • Lists posting terms your source resume already supports.
  • Flags requirements you do not meet — gaps stay gaps.
  • Rewrites bullets in the employer’s words without inventing titles or metrics.
  • Unlocks Word + letter + five diffs for US$7 once after preview.

How the keyword map works in one sitting

Same two-box flow as the rest of PasteJD. The map is not a separate product — it ships with the rewrite pack.

1. Paste both

Job description in one box, your current resume in the other. No signup wall.

2. Preview the map + draft

See supported keywords, honest gaps, and a tailored draft before you pay.

3. Unlock for US$7

If you keep it: Word resume, one-page cover letter, five before/after bullets, keyword map.

4. Send tonight

Edit anything that still feels off, then apply. Drafts expire in seven days.

What “honest gaps” means in practice

Tailoring is restating work you did in the employer’s vocabulary. It is not inventing a certification, tool, or years of experience to close a hole on a scorecard.

Supported

Terms already evidenced in your resume (or clearly implied by named projects) can be restated in the posting’s language.

Gaps

Must-have skills, licenses, or years you cannot back up stay on the map. You decide whether to apply anyway — the file will not lie for you.

Not inventing

No fake titles, employers, metrics, or “proficient in X” when X never appeared in your source.

Not white-font stuffing

PasteJD rejects the “paste JD into resume in white” myth. Paste the JD into the tool, not into hidden text.

When to use this page vs a matcher or ATS how-to

Use this URL when you want the differentiator spelled out. Sibling doors cover adjacent intents without duplicating this angle.

Match resume to JD

“Score me, then fix it” intent — still lands on the honest pack.

FAQ

What is a resume keyword map with honest gaps?

A side-by-side of posting terms you already support and requirements you do not meet. Gaps stay listed instead of being stuffed into the file.

How is this different from an ATS resume score?

Scores grade word overlap. PasteJD sells tonight’s Word pack plus the map. Preview first, then US$7 once. No account.

Does PasteJD invent skills to fill gaps?

No. Unsupported terms stay on the map. Inventing skills, titles, or metrics is rejected.

Do I need an account?

No. Paste, preview, unlock once if you keep the draft. Drafts expire in seven days. Raw inputs are not stored.

What do I get for $7?

Tailored Word resume, one-page cover letter, five before/after bullets, and the keyword map with gaps. No subscription.

Should I still use Jobscan?

If you want match-rate homework, use a matcher. If you need tonight’s files with honest gaps, use PasteJD.

See the gaps. Keep the truth. Unlock the files.

Paste the job description and your resume. Preview the keyword map and rewrite. Pay US$7 once only if you keep the draft.

Paste both — $7 once