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Two pages in.
One page out.

Paste or upload the resume that keeps spilling onto page two. It comes back condensed — weakest bullets cut, overlaps merged, wording tightened, all jobs and degrees kept — with a list of every change. Then format it and export a one-page PDF.

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How it works

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Paste the whole resume

Or upload the PDF. Include everything — the tool needs to see all roles to decide what matters least.

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It cuts from the bottom up

Routine duties, repeats, filler and old-role minor bullets go first; quantified wins stay. You get the condensed text plus a list of exactly what was cut or merged.

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Review, format, export

Edit anything you disagree with, then send it into the editor to lay it out in a one-page template and export as PDF or Word.

Why cut, and why this way

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One page is a ranking rule, not a taste

For under ~10 years of experience, US and UK recruiters expect one page. Two pages of a junior resume signal "could not prioritize" — the fix is cutting, not a smaller font.

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Cut by value, not by position

Most people trim the wrong things (recent achievements) to keep old roles intact. The tool ranks bullets by impact and evidence, keeps the numbers, and shrinks old roles to a line.

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Every cut is listed

You see what was removed or merged and why. Nothing is silently dropped, nothing is invented — if a cut hurts, paste it back.

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FAQ

Will it remove jobs or education?

No. Every employer, title, date range, school and degree stays. Old or short roles are compressed to one line instead of being deleted. Only bullets, filler and duplicate points are cut.

Does "one page" really mean one page?

The condensed text targets about 450–500 words, which fits one page in standard templates at 10–11pt. The final page count depends on the template; in the editor you see the page break live and can trim a line or switch to a tighter template.

Is it free? Do I need an account?

Five condensations per day are free with no sign-up, and the editor works without an account. Exporting the finished PDF or Word file uses a free account with starter export credit; paid plans export without limits.

Will it change my facts or add anything?

No. It copies your numbers, names and dates and only shortens or merges sentences. It is an AI draft, so read it once — if a detail is wrong, fix it in the result box before formatting.

I have 15 years of experience — should I still go to one page?

Usually two pages are fine for senior candidates. Use the tool anyway to tighten wording and cut the oldest roles to a line; then decide whether the result at ~1.5 pages is better than two full ones.