Resume Parser

By Resume Parser

Extract work history, skills, education, and contact details from resumes with AI and OCR.

Resume ParsingData ExtractionRecruitment TechParsing API
Overview

What is Resume Parser?

Resume Parser by Affinda uses AI and OCR to extract work experience, skills, education, and contact information from resumes and turn them into structured data. It supports more than 50 languages, handles batch processing, and offers redaction of sensitive fields for fairer screening. Delivered as an API, it is built to sit inside other software. Job boards, applicant tracking system providers, recruitment software companies, and HR technology businesses use it to automate candidate data entry.

Best for
Job BoardsATS ProvidersRecruitment Software CompaniesHR Tech TeamsTalent Acquisition Teams
Product snapshot
Category
Data Extraction & Collection
Best for
Recruitment software developers
Deployment
Cloud
Free trial
Yes (free plan)
Integrations
Zapier, Bullhorn, API
AI features
Yes
Key features

Key features of Resume Parser

Resume field extraction

Pull experience, skills, education, and contact details from resumes.

Multilingual parsing

Process resumes written in more than 50 languages with one API.

OCR for scanned files

Read text from scanned and image-based resume documents.

Batch processing

Parse large volumes of resumes at once for bulk imports.

Candidate profiles

Turn parsed resume data into structured candidate records.

Parsing API

Integrate resume parsing into job boards and recruitment software.

Reviews

Resume Parser reviews

5 reviews

Overall

5.0/5

  • Ease of use4.6/5
  • Features4.8/5
  • Value for money4.8/5
  • Customer support4.6/5

What users like

  • High-quality data extraction from resumes
  • Consistent results across varied resumes
  • Clear and helpful API documentation
  • Fast, responsive product team

What users dislike

  • No built-in user interface
  • No monthly billing option
  • Occasional education data misclassification
  • Parsing can take several seconds

Guillaume G.

CTO

“Liked the data extraction quality and API documentation. Found no monthly billing, no automatic credit refill or low-credit alerts, and processing of about seven seconds per resume.”

Hayley B.

Founder & CPO

“Liked the consistent extraction across very different CVs, which supports diversity analytics and removing sensitive fields. Found that education data is occasionally misclassified.”

Anonymous User

Project Service Officer

“Liked the strong results on difficult CVs after testing several vendors, plus good service. Found that there is no user interface, so it must be integrated into an existing stack.”

Ryan P.

Director of Music Operations

“Liked the intuitive redaction tool for removing details from resumes and the excellent customer service from the team. Noted no major drawbacks.”

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Integrations

Resume Parser integrations

Resume Parser is delivered as an API, so job boards, applicant tracking systems, and HR software products call it directly to send resumes and receive structured JSON with candidate details. Affinda provides API documentation and client libraries for developers building these connections. For recruitment teams that want ready-made workflows, the vendor lists integrations with Bullhorn, a widely used staffing CRM and ATS, and with Zapier, which opens connections to thousands of other apps such as spreadsheets, email tools, and databases. Batch processing supports bulk imports of historical resumes, and parsed data can feed candidate profiles, search tools, or redaction workflows.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Resume Parser