LaTeX export · AI tailored · ATS scored
LaTeX resume export: typeset quality after you optimize
Tailor to the job description, score for ATS, then download clean .tex source and a recruiter-ready PDF. LaTeX is an export format — not a separate builder product.
Why developers, researchers, and academics pick LaTeX
Reproducible builds
Plain-text source. Compiles to the same PDF on any machine, any year. No vendor lock-in, no font drift.
Version control friendly
Git diffs every change line-by-line. Branch for each application. No more resume_final_v7_REAL.pdf.
Typeset-quality output
Microtype kerning, proper ligatures, precise spacing. Looks better than every drag-and-drop builder on the market.
ATS-safe by default
Single-column, selectable text, standard headings. Every export scored against real ATS parsing.
How it works
1 · Upload
Drop your existing resume (PDF, DOCX, or .tex). Parser extracts experience, skills, education.
2 · Paste the JD
AI rewrites bullets and reorders sections to match the target role.
3 · Score
ATS compatibility score with keyword gaps surfaced and one-click fixes.
4 · Export
Download
.texsource + compiled PDF. Open in Overleaf if you want to edit further.
LaTeX export vs PDF builders
Drag-and-drop builders
Fast to start. Output drifts between fonts and renderers. Hard to diff. Tied to the vendor's editor forever.
Raw LaTeX in Overleaf
Full control but slow setup, no JD targeting, no ATS check, no parser for your existing resume.
Krafiter LaTeX export
AI does the tailoring and scoring. You get clean .tex you can keep editing. Same optimizer loop as PDF — different export.
Frequently asked questions
Is Krafiter a LaTeX resume builder?
LaTeX is an export format, not a separate product. You optimize and tailor in Krafiter as usual, then export clean .tex source plus a compiled PDF — the same ATS-scored loop as PDF export.
Why use LaTeX for a resume?
LaTeX produces consistent, typeset-quality output that PDF builders cannot match - precise spacing, ligatures, microtype kerning, and reproducible builds. The source is plain text, so it version-controls cleanly in git and survives across operating systems and years.
Do I need to know LaTeX to use this?
No. Upload your resume in PDF or DOCX, paste the job description, and Krafiter generates the .tex source for you. You can compile it on Overleaf, locally with TeX Live or MiKTeX, or just download the PDF directly.
Will ATS systems read a LaTeX-built PDF?
Yes when generated correctly. Krafiter's LaTeX export uses selectable text, standard fonts, single-column flows, and ATS-safe section headings. Every export is run through the same ATS score check as our standard PDFs.
Can I edit the .tex after export?
Yes. The exported source is human-readable and commented. Edit it in Overleaf, VS Code with LaTeX Workshop, or any editor, and recompile.