AI Cover Letter Writer

A cover letter that just repeats your résumé wastes the one chance it actually has: connecting your specific experience to what this particular job needs, in a way a bullet-pointed résumé can't. That connection is the hard part to write, especially when you're applying to several roles in the same week.

Give it the job title, company, the key requirements from the posting, and a description of your relevant experience, and it drafts a letter that ties the two together directly - pulling the achievements from your background that actually match the role, instead of listing your whole work history and hoping the reader connects the dots.

You can set the tone to match the company and role - professional, enthusiastic, creative, or executive - since a cover letter for a startup marketing role and one for a senior finance position shouldn't read the same way.

Use the draft as a starting point, not a final version. Swap in details only you'd know, cut anything that sounds generic, and make sure it sounds like you before it goes anywhere near an application portal.