CV Scoring

AI Cover Letter Generator

Write a cover letter that sounds like you and fits the job — built from your actual CV and the listing you paste, not a fill-in-the-blanks template.

A tailored cover letter in under a minute

Upload your CV once, paste the job listing, and get a specific letter you can edit and send.

  • Uses your real experience
  • Matches the job's keywords
  • Edit, copy or download

How the cover letter generator works

1. Add your CV

We read your experience, skills and achievements so nothing is invented.

2. Paste the job

The listing tells us which skills and outcomes this employer cares about most.

3. Get your letter

A concise letter that connects your strongest evidence to the role. Adjust tone and length, then send.

What makes a cover letter work

Recruiters skim cover letters for one thing: proof you understood the role and can do it. Generic letters are ignored; specific ones get read.

Specific, not generic

Each paragraph ties a requirement from the listing to something you actually did.

Keyword aligned

Uses the employer's language so the letter supports your CV in ATS searches.

Right length

Three to four short paragraphs — the length hiring managers actually finish.

Your voice

Pick a tone — confident, warm or formal — and edit freely before sending.

Who the cover letter generator is for

Active job seekers

Applying to several roles a week and tired of rewriting the same letter from scratch each time.

Career changers

Need to explain why skills from one field transfer to another — the place a cover letter matters most.

Graduates and first jobs

Little work history, so the letter has to connect projects, studies and internships to the role.

Generic vs. tailored: a cover letter example

The difference recruiters notice is specificity. Here is the same opening line written two ways for a marketing analyst role.

Generic opening

I am writing to apply for the Marketing Analyst position. I am a hard-working team player with strong communication skills and a passion for marketing.

Tailored opening

Your listing asks for someone who can turn campaign data into budget decisions. At my last role I rebuilt our weekly reporting in Looker and used it to move 18% of paid spend to our two best-performing channels.

Illustrative example. Your letter is written only from the experience in your own CV.

How to structure a cover letter

A strong cover letter has three parts. The opening names the role and gives one concrete reason you fit it — ideally a result, not an adjective. The middle takes two or three requirements from the job description and matches each one with evidence from your experience. The close restates your interest in one sentence and asks for a conversation.

Keep it under a page: 250–400 words is the range most hiring managers read to the end. Use the company's name and the exact job title, and mirror a few key phrases from the listing so the letter reinforces what your CV already shows.

Cover letters and ATS software

Many applicant tracking systems store the cover letter alongside your CV, and recruiters can search both. Using the same skill names the employer uses — “stakeholder management” rather than “working with people” — makes your application easier to find. The generator picks these terms from the listing you paste and places them naturally, without keyword stuffing.

Common cover letter mistakes to avoid

  1. 1. Repeating your CV line by line

    The letter should explain why your experience matters for this job, not list it again.

  2. 2. Talking only about what you want

    Lead with what you bring to the employer; your motivation fits in one sentence.

  3. 3. Using the same letter everywhere

    Recruiters recognise a generic letter in seconds. Tailor at least the opening and one example per role.

  4. 4. Going over one page

    Long letters are skimmed or skipped. Three to four short paragraphs is enough.

Cover letter generator FAQ

Is the AI cover letter generator free?

You can create an account and try it free. Paid plans and the Application Kit include more letters alongside your CV report and rewrite.

Will the letter make things up?

No. It writes only from the experience in your CV and the listing you paste. Review it before sending, as you would any draft.

Do I still need a cover letter in 2026?

Many roles still ask for one, and a short, specific letter is a tie-breaker between similar candidates.

Can I write letters for several jobs?

Yes. Paste a different listing each time and the letter is rewritten around that role.

Which languages are supported?

English works best today; French, Spanish and Russian are also supported.

Stop rewriting the same letter

Your CV plus the job listing is all it takes to get a letter worth sending.