Resume Visualization Skill Talantum

What it does

The skill reads the text of a resume PDF, parses it into a structured JSON (name, contact, experience, education, skills, and more), then renders the JSON as a self-contained HTML/CSS/JS infographic no external dependencies, one file, ready to share or print.

A resume PDF open in a document window, with PDF, DOCX, and TXT offered as input formats — Start with a plain text resume: TXT, DOCX, or PDF

The Claude app with the resume PDF attached and a prompt asking Claude to visualize the attached resume — Use Claude and our Resume Visualization skill to parse the resume content and build the infographic

The finished visual resume: a career ladder chart plotting each role by level and professional sphere — Discover new career insights in your visualized resume and share it with others

How to get it and use it

The resume-parsing-visualization skill lives in a GitHub repository, which always holds the current version and is updated as the skill improves. You can inspect the skill contents on GitHub.

To install the skill:

Download the skill to your computer using the Download the latest version link in the README file.
Once downloaded, install it in your Claude account: Claude → Account → Settings → Skills.

After the skill is installed and appears in your list of skills, prompt Claude by typing use resume visualization skill to visualize the attached resume and attaching your resume file to the chat.

Claude will output a single .html file with the visual resume.

View the skill on GitHub

Anton Nadey Founder Product ideation, MVP, launch, adoption.

30 August 2026

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