Professional profile optimizer
Your professional profile has been up for years, but the headline and summary still read like the day you first wrote them — and you're not sure how to make them reflect what you've actually accomplished.
Give us your headline and summary, and we rewrite them from your own words.
You come away with headlines, a summary and keywords, and every one of them is grounded in what you wrote or in the documented tasks of your occupation.
Who this is for
Anyone with a professional profile (LinkedIn or similar) whose headline and summary are weak, and who wants a stronger version built solely from their own facts — not generic phrasing that would fit any applicant.
And when you don’t need it
Anyone whose current summary is empty of any concrete fact (no number, no tool, no employer, no specific task) expecting a summary full of general adjectives — the tool sends them back with questions asking for facts first, instead of inventing a specialty out of vague phrasing.
How it works
Write the role you are targeting, your current headline, and your summary as it stands.
We rewrite them, then go through every headline and keyword: is it grounded in your own words? Anything that is not, we remove before you see it.
Copy what you like into your profile.
A real example
This is a real input, and this is what the tool actually returned for it. We did not write it for display. It is one example — your result depends on what you write.
What the user wrote
Financial analyst Accountant at a contracting company Five years in accounting. I build the monthly management pack, track budget variance across four business units, and reconcile supplier statements. I work in Excel and SAP.
What the tool returned
Headline options
- Accountant | 5 Years in SAP, Excel, and Budget Variance Analysis
- Accountant Managing Management Packs and Variance Tracking Across 4 Business Units
- Experienced Accountant Seeking to Leverage Budget Tracking Expertise as a Financial Analyst
Suggested summary
I am an Accountant with five years of experience in the contracting sector, specializing in financial reporting and budget control. My day-to-day responsibilities include building the monthly management pack and tracking budget variance across four distinct business units. I am highly proficient in managing financial data using Excel and SAP, alongside performing critical supplier statement reconciliations. I am now seeking to transition these analytical and budget-tracking skills into a dedicated Financial Analyst role.
Keywords grounded in your facts
- SAP
- Excel
Why us and not a general chatbot?
Every line here is measured. We ran the same inputs through the same model with our tooling and without it, and measured both sides with the same yardstick.
| What matters to you | General chatbot | Here |
|---|---|---|
| Keywords | Suggests what "the market looks for" | Every keyword grounded in your own words; anything ungrounded is removed |
| The target title | May write it as though you hold it | We write it as a stated aspiration: "seeking a Senior Accountant role" |
| A short input | Builds you a full profile from one line | We give you the little that is true and ask for the rest |
And what we will not do
- We will not write you a title you have not reached. If you are an Accountant targeting Senior Accountant, we write it as a clear aspiration, not as fact.
- And we do not add a skill you never mentioned. It surfaces in the first interview, and it costs you more than leaving it out.
Frequently asked questions about this service
Why do I sometimes get only one headline option instead of three?
The tool drafts three headlines initially, then drops any that aren't grounded in your own facts (claiming a specialty or title you never mentioned, for instance) without replacing it with another unfounded claim. If all three drop, the summary and questions remain, and it becomes clear your input needs more facts.
Could it give me a "Senior Accountant" headline when I'm currently just an accountant?
No — if the target role outranks your current title, the headline is phrased as an explicit aspiration ("transitioning into a Senior Accountant role"), not as if you already hold that title. Claiming a rank you haven't reached actually hurts you in front of a recruiter, not helps you.
Where do the suggested keywords come from?
From your own text alone — not a guess about what "the market is searching for". Every keyword is grounded in what you wrote in your current headline or summary, and anything without that grounding is automatically dropped.
My current summary is all general phrases (ambitious, innovative...) with no facts — what does the tool do?
It treats that as effectively empty: it returns a short summary asking you for specific facts (where you worked, what you did, any numbers) instead of inventing a specialty out of generic phrasing.
What happens to my current headline, summary, and target role?
They're sent off to draft a stronger version for that single request, and the result is saved to your account without ever reaching an employer. You can request its deletion from the privacy page at any time.
Does the resulting summary fit any platform (LinkedIn, a CV...)?
It's written in the first person, 60-120 words, in a format that suits most professional profiles — but always review it before copying it, to make sure it fits the specific platform you're using.
How many times can I use this tool?
AI calls here draw from one shared quota across all six of our AI tools, based on your plan — not a separate allowance for this tool alone. The free plan gives a limited number of one-time attempts for the account's lifetime, while paid plans get a quota that refreshes every 30 days.
One-off purchase, VAT included. Or included in your monthly plan.
Start nowYou need a Zayenha account. The same account opens the other platforms.