Write a cover letter from your resume
Paste your resume and the job posting and get a short, specific cover letter built from your real experience. No made-up achievements. Free to try.
This preview shows the first 260 words and does not keep your file.
A good cover letter is short, specific and about the job in front of you. Most are generic, because writing a new one for each application is tedious. This tool reads your resume and the job posting together and writes a letter that picks the two or three things you have actually done that match what the employer asked for, using your own numbers. It is told never to invent experience, so what the letter claims is what your resume supports. Read and edit it before you send it; it is a strong first draft, not a finished application.
What you get
Matched to the posting
The letter picks the parts of your experience that answer the requirements in the job description.
Only your facts
Employers, numbers and skills come from your resume. Nothing is invented to fit the job.
Short and editable
About 250 words, in your language. Edit it in your account, or copy it now.
How it works
- Step 1
Paste your resume, then the job description under it.
- Step 2
Read the letter.
- Step 3
Create a free account to refine it by asking, and to save versions for each application.
Who uses it
Job seekers
Write a different letter for each application without starting from a blank page.
Career changers
See how to link past experience to the requirements of a new field.
Recent graduates
Turn internships and projects into a letter that sounds specific.
Questions
Will it exaggerate my experience?
It is told to use only what your resume says. Still, read the letter and remove anything that does not sound like you.
Is it flagged as AI writing?
Employers and detectors vary. Edit the letter in your own words and add details only you know; that also makes it better.
Can it write in another language?
Yes, it follows the language of your resume.
Is my resume stored?
The tool works from the text you paste and caches the result briefly. Do not paste anything you are not comfortable sharing with an online tool.
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See it on real examples
Three actual runs of this tool. Open one to see the input and the whole result.