Language Support
Resume Matcher supports multilingual UI and multilingual generated content.
Supported Languages
- English
- Spanish
- Chinese (Simplified)
- Japanese
- Portuguese (Brazilian)
- French
- Korean
Two Language Settings
You can set these independently in Settings:
UI Language
Changes labels, navigation, buttons, and other interface text.
Content Language
Controls the language the AI writes in for new output: tailored resumes, cover letters, outreach messages, and interview prep. Because the two settings are separate, you can use the interface in English and write a resume in Japanese.
Existing saved resumes stay in their original language unless you regenerate or edit them.
How to Change Language
- Open Settings at
/settings - Click your preferred UI language
- Click your preferred content language
Both settings save as soon as you click. UI changes apply immediately. Content language applies to new AI generations.
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What Gets Translated
| Content | UI Language | Content Language |
|---|---|---|
| Navigation and buttons | Yes | - |
| Form labels | Yes | - |
| Error messages | Yes | - |
| New tailored resumes | - | Yes |
| New cover letters | - | Yes |
| New outreach messages | - | Yes |
| New interview prep | - | Yes |
| Existing saved resumes | - | No |
Notes
- UI language is a frontend preference.
- Content language affects new generations, not past saved documents.
- PDFs include Noto Sans fonts for Chinese, Japanese and Korean text.
- The JD Match rate currently counts plain a–z words only, so accented words and Chinese, Japanese or Korean text aren’t counted. See Features.