Taylor is a web app for tailoring resumes and cover letters to a specific job while retaining the applicant’s voice and original layout. You upload a resume, add a job link, and download the resulting documents as PDFs. Taylor extracts roles and skills from the resume, keeps the source document for later, and gives each role a fit score. A previous cover letter can guide cadence matching, and Taylor says Word resume tailoring preserves fonts and margins. Tailored applications, fit scores, and documents remain saved for later review or download. The Free plan is free and includes one tailored application per month, a cover letter and resume version, and saved jobs. Pro costs 14.00 USD per month for 30 applications, voice matching, exact-layout PDF output, fit scoring, keyword gaps, and the sharpest writing model. Studio costs 32.00 USD per month for 100 applications and multiple resume profiles. Taylor supports web access and document imports.
Who it is for
Taylor suits applicants adapting resumes and cover letters for specific openings. Its Studio plan is described for coaches tailoring applications for other people.
What is good
- Tailors resumes and cover letters to a job
- Provides fit scores and keyword gaps
- Preserves fonts and margins in Word resumes
- Saves applications and documents for later
- Free plan includes one application monthly
What to know first
- Free plan limits users to one application monthly
- Paid plans are required for higher monthly allowances
- Only web access is listed
Verdict
Taylor combines job-specific tailoring, voice matching, layout preservation, and saved applications in a web workflow. The free tier supports occasional applications, while Pro and Studio raise monthly limits and add capabilities.
Taylor plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI resume builders
- Free plan
- Yes
- Paid from
- $14/mo
- Target-role tailoring
- Yes
- Job description matching
- Yes
- Download formats
- Import sources
- document
