Autofill Job Applications Faster with JobFill

JobFill is a Chrome extension that fills in job application forms for you. You save your details once — personal information, education, experience, skills and links — and JobFill fills matching fields on application forms when you click Autofill. You review everything and submit the application yourself.

You save your profile once in the extension. On an application form, click the JobFill icon and choose Autofill Application: JobFill reads each field’s label and surrounding text, matches it to your profile, fills what it is confident about, checks the page kept each value, and lists anything that needs your review. You submit the application yourself.

Your name, email and phone (including separate country-code fields), current and permanent address, education, work experience, projects, skills, LinkedIn, GitHub, portfolio and other profile links, salary and notice period, job preferences, and your resume file on standard upload fields. Optional answers you add — such as date of birth, gender or work authorization — are used only exactly as you entered them.

In your browser’s extension storage (chrome.storage.local) on the device you’re using. It is not synced to your Google account and there is no JobFill server that holds a copy.

No. The resume parser runs inside the extension on your computer. The file is not uploaded anywhere to extract your details.

No, never. JobFill fills fields and shows you a summary of what it filled and what needs your review. Submitting is always your decision and your click.

JobFill fills standard web forms, and is designed for the patterns common on application forms: Google Forms, Greenhouse- and Lever-style application pages, Workday-style multi-step forms, custom dropdowns, forms inside iframes and modern JavaScript forms. No autofill tool handles every form perfectly — when JobFill isn’t sure about a field, it leaves it for you and tells you so. Tested on sample pages built like these platforms — live sites change, so some fields may need manual entry.

AI answers are optional and off by default. For an open question like “Why do you want to work here?”, JobFill shows exactly what it would send — the question, job details from the page and the profile items you tick — and only after you click Generate Answer does it send that to the AI provider you configured. You get draft answers to edit; nothing is inserted until you choose one.

No. Autofill, resume import, preview and every other core feature work without any AI. Only the optional AI answers need a key: you use your own (bring-your-own-key) from OpenAI, Google Gemini or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, stored only in your browser.

Yes. JobFill has no paid plans, no accounts and no payments. The only possible cost is optional: if you turn on AI-drafted answers, you use your own API key and your AI provider bills you for that usage.