All of our resume templates are ATS compatible, but some are more compatible than others. We labeled these with a badge (see screenshot).
However, ATS compatibility also depends on the content of your resume. You can use our ATS checker. It's a tool that tells you if your resume meets all ATS criteria.
Tips how to get past ATS:
Use verbal ratings of skills instead of graphs.
Use keywords from the job description (especially in your Skills section).
Make sure the city you listed on your resume is the same as the city in the job posting (most companies want to hire locally).
In the Education section, include the full name of the school together with its abbreviation (ATS normally uses school rankings to assess candidates).
Keep your resume clear and logical so an ATS easily find the details it scans for.
For more information on how ATSs work and how to write an ATS-friendly resume, check out our ATS guide.

