Free cover letter generator
Not a template with your name in it. Paste the posting, add your background, and get a letter that argues from your actual experience — with the reasoning shown so you can stand behind every line.
Frequently asked questions
How does the cover letter generator work?
You paste the job posting and either attach your resume or paste a few lines about your background. The letter is built by connecting specific things from your experience to what the posting actually asks for — with the reasoning shown, so you can see the argument it's making.
Will it sound like AI wrote it?
The failure modes that make letters sound generated — 'I am writing to apply', restating your resume, unexplained enthusiasm — are explicitly ruled out. The letter uses your real numbers and names, which no template has. Read it once before sending; it's your name at the bottom.
How long should a cover letter be?
150–250 words, three or four short paragraphs. Hiring managers skim; a page of prose signals you didn't know what to cut. Every letter this generates fits that range.
Do cover letters still matter?
For large-company pipelines, often not — many are never opened. For startups and any role where a founder or hiring manager reads applications directly, a specific letter is one of the few levers you control. Generic ones hurt more than none.
Is my information stored?
No. The posting and your background are processed in memory to write the letter and aren't saved.