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Cover letter generator

Paste the job description, tell it what you have actually done, and get a letter that connects the two — every paragraph editable before you send it.

1 About you
2 The job
3 Edit & export

About you

Only the name is used in the letter itself — the rest sits in the header.

The job

The more of the posting you paste, the more specific the letter gets.

Your experience

Nothing is invented — the letter can only use what you put here.

Rough notes are fine. Include numbers wherever you have them — they are what make a letter land.

Free · no account · takes a few seconds

What this actually does

Reads the posting properly

It works from the requirements you paste, not a template with your job title dropped in. The body paragraph draws an explicit line from your history to what they asked for.

Invents nothing

No fabricated employers, degrees, dates or metrics. If you did not type it, it will not appear in the letter — which is the only way it stays safe to send.

Editable section by section

Opening, body and closing come back as three separate fields. Change one, keep the others, or press rewrite for a fresh angle.

No signup, no export wall

Copy the text or download the PDF without handing over an email address. There is an hourly cap per visitor so the tool stays free for everyone.

What separates a good letter from a wasted page

Open with the reason, not the ritual
"I am writing to express my interest in the position" tells the reader nothing they did not already know. Open with the strongest specific reason you fit — the thing you would say if you had one sentence.
Pick two things, not ten
Your resume already lists everything. The letter's job is to choose the two most relevant items and explain why they matter here. Coverage is the resume's problem; the letter is about argument.
Name the company like you know it
One concrete sentence about their product, their market or a problem they are visibly solving beats a paragraph of flattery. It is also the fastest way to prove the letter was not mass-produced.
Address the obvious question
Career gap, sector switch, relocation, a title that looks like a step down — if a reasonable reader would wonder, answer it in one calm line. Unaddressed, it becomes the reason you get passed over.
Close by asking, not hoping
"I would welcome the chance to walk you through how I would approach the first ninety days" is a request. "I hope to hear from you" is a wish. One of them starts a conversation.

Questions people ask

Do employers still read cover letters?
Many do not — but the ones who do are usually at smaller companies, or on the hiring team making the final call. That is exactly where a page of context changes the outcome. It costs ten minutes and can only help.
How long should it be?
200–350 words, three or four short paragraphs, one page. Longer stops being read. If the case does not fit in 350 words, it is not focused yet.
How is it different from my resume?
The resume lists what you did. The letter argues why it matters for this job — connecting two or three specifics to the posting and explaining the move you are making.
Will they be able to tell AI wrote it?
They can tell when someone sends the first draft untouched — generic AI prose has a rhythm people recognise. This works only from what you supply and hands you every section as an editable field. Rewrite a paragraph in your own voice.
Do I need an account?
No signup, no email wall, no card. There is an hourly limit per visitor so the free service stays available.
What if I have no direct experience?
Name the transferable work honestly and show evidence you can close the gap — a project, a course, something you shipped. Leading with what you can already do beats apologising for what you cannot.

Keep going

The letter gets you the interview. We handle the interview.

InterviewAce listens live and feeds you answer prompts built from your resume and this exact job description — so what you promised on paper is what you deliver on the call.

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