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Free AI interview prep from a job description
Paste the job description you are interviewing for, and the AI reads it the way an interviewer does: what the job will test, the questions you are most likely to be asked and why, and the stories to have ready. Add your resume and it also shows which requirements your experience covers — in your resume’s own words — and the gaps worth preparing for. Then practice the questions out loud in the free AI mock interview.
1. The job description
Your interview prep
Fill in the [blanks] with what is true for you — the AI never guesses facts about your experience.
What this job will test
Questions you are likely to be asked
Almost every interview also opens with “Tell me about yourself” — write yours from your resume with the tell me about yourself generator.
Stories to have ready
Gaps to prepare for
Questions to ask them
How the AI interview prep works
Paste the job description
The whole posting, not just the title. The responsibilities, the requirements and the “nice to have” list are what interviewers build their questions from.
Add your resume, if you like
Pick one saved in this browser or paste it. The AI quotes the words in your resume that show each requirement, and the page checks every quote against your resume — anything it cannot find is shown as not covered.
Practice out loud
Send the likely questions to the free mock interview with one click, or draft a STAR answer to any of them in the answer generator.
How to prepare for an interview with the job description
A job description is the closest thing you get to the interviewer’s scoring sheet. This is the routine the tool runs for you — and how to run it by hand.
Sort the requirements by weight
Lines that say “required”, “must have” or “minimum” are pass or fail; “preferred” and “a plus” are tie-breakers. Most of the interview is spent on the first group, so that is where your preparation goes first.
Turn each requirement into a question
“Experience running A/B tests” becomes “Tell me about an experiment you ran — what did you change because of it?” Expect a behavioral question for each core requirement, a technical one for each tool the posting names, and one about why you want this job.
Give each core requirement a story
Pick an experience from your resume for each one: the situation, what you did and the result. One strong story can cover two requirements; the same story told for everything sounds rehearsed.
Prepare for the gaps honestly
For a requirement you do not meet, have the closest experience you do have and a concrete way you would close the gap. Interviewers check claims, and a prepared, honest answer beats a vague yes.
Say your answers out loud
Reading an answer and saying one are different skills. Time yourself: most answers land best at 60 to 90 seconds — the mock interview and the answer generator on this site both help.
Bring your own questions
Two or three questions about the work itself — how success is measured, what the team is building next, where the role is heading — show you read the description closely.
Example: interview prep questions from a product manager job description
From the job description
Product Manager, Payments. Own the checkout roadmap end to end, working daily with engineering and design. Required: 3+ years of product management and experience running A/B tests. Nice to have: SQL.
Tell me about an A/B test you ran. What did you change because of the result?
Why it is asked: The posting requires “experience running A/B tests”.
How would you decide what goes on the checkout roadmap next quarter?
Why it is asked: You would “own the checkout roadmap end to end”.
Tell me about a time you and an engineering lead disagreed on scope. How did it end?
Why it is asked: The job means “working daily with engineering and design”.
How comfortable are you pulling your own data with SQL?
Why it is asked: SQL is only “nice to have” — expect one quick check, not a deep dive.
Four of the questions the tool writes for this posting, each with the line it comes from. With a resume, every requirement also gets the words from your resume that cover it — or an honest “not shown in your resume”.
When the interview is live
Prepared questions are only half the interview
This page prepares you for the questions you can see coming. For the follow-up you did not predict, there is SubcueAI, a real-time AI interview assistant: it transcribes the live call and drafts an answer grounded in your resume and the job description in about a second, on macOS, Windows and in the browser.
- Free tier, no credit card — enough for a full practice run before you decide
- Answers grounded in your resume and the job description, not generic advice
- The same job description you prepared with, used during the call
- 20+ languages — interview in one, get help in another
Frequently asked questions
Is this AI interview prep tool free?
Yes — no account, no email, no card. Each prep plan uses one AI call from the same free daily allowance as this site’s other AI tools (20 a day).
How does it predict interview questions from a job description?
It reads the posting the way an interviewer builds a question list: each core requirement becomes a behavioral question, each tool or skill it names a technical one, and the role itself a question about why you want it. Every question comes with the line of the description it is based on, so you can judge it yourself.
Do I need to add my resume?
No. Without one you get what the job will test, the likely questions, the kinds of stories to prepare and questions to ask. With one, each requirement also shows the words from your resume that cover it — or says your resume does not show it — and the gaps come with honest ways to address them.
Does the AI make anything up about me?
It is told not to, and the page checks: every quote from your resume is matched against the resume you gave, and any it cannot find is dropped. In the stories, a fact your resume does not give — a number, a result — comes back as a [blank] to fill in.
Is my job description or resume stored?
No. When you press Prepare me they are sent once to this site’s server and on to our AI provider to write the plan, and neither is stored. The last plan is kept in this browser tab, so coming back to it does not cost another AI call; closing the tab erases it.
What is the best AI for interview preparation?
It depends on the stage. To prepare — knowing the likely questions, choosing your stories, practicing out loud — a tool like this one and a free AI mock interview are enough. For the live call itself, a real-time AI interview assistant such as SubcueAI transcribes the interviewer and drafts an answer grounded in your resume; its free tier needs no credit card.
More free interview prep on this site: the AI mock interview, the AI interview answer generator, the resume builder and the interview question bank.