At a glance
| Tool | Best for | How you practise | Feedback | Free option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cue | Practising for one specific job | Questions written from your resume and the job description, read aloud; answer by speaking or typing. Behavioral, technical, system design or mixed rounds. | A score out of 10, strengths, what to improve and a rewritten answer, plus a debrief | One practice interview; unlimited practice on passes and Monthly Pro |
| Google Interview Warmup | A quick warm-up for a field | Five questions for a chosen field, answered by speaking or typing in the browser | Highlights job-related terms and talking points you used; no grade | Free |
| Yoodli | How you come across when you speak | Practice sessions with an AI speech coach in the browser | Analysis of your delivery | A limited free tier |
| Big Interview | A structured course | Video lessons, then practice interviews you record | AI feedback on your recorded answers | Often free through a university career centre |
Compiled from each tool’s own site and independent reviews in October 2026. Features and prices change, so check the tool’s site before you choose.
Choose Google Interview Warmup if…
You want a free, quick warm-up the night before an interview. You pick a field and answer five questions; Google transcribes what you say and points out the job-related terms you covered. It intentionally doesn’t score answers, and the questions aren’t tailored to your resume.
Choose Yoodli if…
Your answers are fine on paper but you want to sound more confident. Yoodli focuses on delivery, how you speak rather than what you say, and works in the browser on any computer.
Choose Big Interview if…
You want to learn interviewing from the ground up with lessons, and your university offers it free. It combines a video course with practice interviews you record and get feedback on.
Choose Cue if…
You have a specific interview coming up and want to rehearse it. Cue writes questions from your resume and the job description, asks them aloud, and after each answer tells you your score, what worked, what to fix and how a stronger answer would sound, in your own examples. On a Windows PC, it’s also a meeting assistant for work calls, which the others aren’t.
See how Cue’s mock interviews work, or read our behavioral interview guide first.