Cover Letters

A first draft that sounds like your experience

Pick a resume and a job, choose the tone and length, and edit the result paragraph by paragraph.

Drafts are built only from your resume and the job description. Anything the draft cannot support is left as a prompt for you to fill in.

How it works

  1. 1

    Select the inputs

    Choose a saved resume and the job you are applying for, plus company name and role.

  2. 2

    Set tone and length

    Professional, enthusiastic, formal or conversational; short, standard or detailed.

  3. 3

    Edit and export

    Rewrite any paragraph, edit freely in a rich text editor, then copy or export.

What you get

Grounded content
Claims trace back to your resume. Gaps appear as bracketed prompts rather than invented achievements.
Tone and length control
Change the register without rewriting from scratch, and keep the length within a sensible range.
Paragraph regeneration
Regenerate just the opening or just the closing while keeping the rest of your edits.
Saved and reusable
Every letter is stored, linked to the application it belongs to, and available to duplicate.

What this tool will not do

  • It will not claim admiration for a company, or knowledge of a product, that you have not told it about.
  • Salary expectations, availability and visa status are left to you.
  • Read it before you send it — a generated letter is a starting point, not a finished application.