Open an Indeed application and click "Autofill this form". AutoApplyMax fills in your details and answers from your profile. You check each step and click Submit yourself.
Autofill, not auto-apply · free plan · you click Submit on Indeed
Your profile does the typing. You keep the last word.
Upload your resume, then save the details Indeed employers ask about: years of experience, expected salary, notice period, work authorization.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with the same account.
Click Apply on an Indeed job. When the application form opens, click "Autofill this form" in the extension popup on each step, check it, then click Continue and Submit yourself.
| Indeed application step | Filled by AutoApplyMax | Worth a look before you continue |
|---|---|---|
| Contact information | Name, email, phone, city from your profile | That the phone number and city are current |
| Resume | Indeed shows the resume saved in your Indeed account, or an upload button | That the right resume is selected, especially a tailored one |
| Employer questions | Answers from your saved details (experience, salary, notice period, authorization); AI-written answers with Premium | Questions specific to this employer and any open text answer |
| Review | Nothing: this step is yours | Read it through, then click Submit |
Indeed's application forms vary by employer: some ask two questions, some ask twenty. The extension fills the fields it recognizes and leaves the rest empty rather than guessing, so a quick read of each step is always worth it.
AutoApplyMax does two different things depending on the site. On LinkedIn Easy Apply, it auto-applies: it goes through your search and submits each application for you. On Indeed, it autofills: it saves you the typing on each form, and you decide when to submit. The same profile drives both, and every application you send ends up in your job application tracker. For the full picture across job sites, see auto apply to jobs.
Some Indeed listings open the employer's own careers page instead of Indeed's form. Autofill works there too: on Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS, Taleo and most company sites, the extension fills the form from the same profile. Multi-page forms like Workday need one click on "Autofill this form" per page. More on universal autofill on 100+ ATS portals.
Autofill from your saved profile is free. Premium ($6.99/month or $49.90 lifetime) adds AI-written answers to employer questions on Indeed and AI autofill on 100+ other portals, plus 30 AI credits a month for tailored resumes and cover letters. See pricing.
No. On Indeed it is autofill: the extension fills the application form from your profile, you check each step and click Submit yourself. Auto-apply (submitting for you) works on LinkedIn Easy Apply only.
Yes. Autofill from your saved profile is on the free plan. Premium ($6.99/month or $49.90 lifetime) adds AI-written answers to employer questions and AI autofill on 100+ other portals.
Applications that open Indeed's own application form (shown as "Easily apply" or "Apply now" on Indeed). When a job sends you to the company website instead, the extension fills that site's form, for example on Workday, Greenhouse or Lever.
Indeed usually offers the resume saved in your Indeed account, or lets you upload one. Check which resume is selected on that step before you continue, especially if you made a tailored version for this job.
The extension runs in your own browser, only on the form you open, and never asks for your Indeed password. Nothing is sent to the employer until you click Submit.
Yes, on Indeed's application form across its country sites (for example indeed.com, indeed.co.uk, indeed.ca or indeed.fr). The answers come from your profile, so write them in the language of the jobs you apply to.