Companies use AI to screen you out. FormFill AI reads your resume and fills every field on any job application — including the open-ended questions — with ATS-optimised answers written for that exact role.
Works on the portals that reject you
Set up your profile once, then every application after that is a single click. Here is exactly what happens.
Open the extension and fill your profile — contact details, CTC, notice period, projects and career story. Paste your resume text and the AI turns it into a structured summary it reuses on every form.
Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Naukri, a Google Form — it doesn't matter. The extension detects the form the moment the page settles and shows an Auto-Fill button right there.
Factual fields come straight from your profile — instantly, with no AI call. For "Why do you want to work here?" the agent pulls the company, role and keywords off the page and writes an answer backed by your real projects.
Filled fields get a green outline so you can see exactly what changed. Read it over, tweak anything you want, hit submit — and move to the next posting instead of retyping your life story again.
Most tools give up on Workday and iCIMS. This one takes a screenshot and reads the layout instead.
Pass one walks the DOM for labels, ARIA roles and placeholders. Pass two screenshots the form, numbers each field and asks a vision model what it is actually asking.
Every open-ended answer is written for that company and role, weaves in the keywords the ATS scans for, and cites achievements pulled from your own resume.
Runs on Groq's inference engine, so a full form — dropdowns, radios, three long-form answers — resolves in seconds instead of minutes.
Your profile and resume live in your browser's local storage. Form context is sent out only when you press the button, purely to generate the answer — and it is never stored.
Text, textareas, selects, radio groups, checkbox sets, ARIA listboxes, Google Forms' custom widgets and forms that render fields only after you scroll.
Scroll your feed and postings get collected into a stack. Work through them one at a time, or let the queue open and prefill them back to back.
One interview call is worth more than a lifetime licence. Cancel the monthly plan any time. Every plan, including Free, runs on your own free Groq API key.
Try it on a few applications and see whether it holds up on your ATS portals.
The sane choice if your job search runs longer than 20 months — or ever restarts.
For an active search. Roughly the cost of one coffee for a month of unlimited applications.
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Basic field filling | ✓ | ✓ |
| Daily fills | 5 / day | Unlimited |
| AI answers for open-ended questions | — | ✓ |
| AI vision fallback on hard forms | — | ✓ |
| All job platforms | ✓ | ✓ |
| Resume analysis | ✓ | ✓ |
| LinkedIn job queue | ✓ | ✓ |
| Priority support | — | ✓ |
| Your own free Groq API key | Required | Required |
In your browser's local extension storage on your own machine. It is not uploaded to us. When you press Auto-Fill, the relevant form context is sent to the AI provider to generate an answer for that field — that request is used to produce the answer and is not stored by us.
Chrome extensions can't read files off your computer without a lot of extra permissions. Pasting the plain text works better anyway — the AI sees every word with zero PDF-conversion garbage. Ask Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini to extract your resume text and paste the output in.
Yes — a free key from console.groq.com/keys. It stays in your browser and is only ever sent to Groq. This is what keeps the extension fast and cheap to run.
No. It fills the fields and highlights what it changed. You read it, edit anything you want, and press submit yourself. The queue feature opens postings and prefills them — the final click is always yours.
Filled fields get a green outline so mistakes are easy to spot and fix. Detection improves with a more detailed profile — especially the Projects and Career Narrative sections, which the AI leans on for subjective questions.
It appears on screen the moment payment is verified, and you can recover it any time from the extension's Settings tab using the email you paid with. Paste it into Settings → License Key and hit Activate.
Install it free, set up your profile once, and stop retyping the same 30 fields into a form that was never going to read them anyway.