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Cover Letter Generator

Cover letter from resume + job description with fact locks.

Tool

Generated content may reorganize facts but must not invent employers, degrees, dates, or metrics. Approve patches before you use them.

What this tool does

Generates a tailored cover letter from your resume highlights and a job description.

Strong cover letters connect your evidence to the employer's problems — this tool works best when you feed it specifics, not just a job title.

How to use it

  1. Paste the job description and 3–5 resume bullets that map to it.
  2. Name the company and role; note one genuine reason you want the team.
  3. Generate, then cut generic paragraphs and add a concrete example only you can tell.
  4. Read aloud: if it does not sound like you, rewrite the opening and closing.

When to use it

  • You need a first draft faster than staring at a blank page.
  • You are applying to multiple similar roles with different emphasis.
  • You want help structuring problem → proof → ask.

Example

Input

Role: Data analyst at City Hospital.
My proof: Built Tableau dashboards used by 12 clinicians; reduced report time 30%.

Output (sample)

Opening ties hospital mission to your dashboard work; body cites 12 clinicians and 30%; closing asks for conversation about their analytics roadmap.

Limitations

  • Cannot know company culture; research the team separately.
  • May overclaim enthusiasm; tone down language you cannot back up.
  • Some employers skip cover letters entirely — check the posting.

FAQ

How long should the letter be?

250–400 words for most roles; shorter for startups.

Should I mention salary?

Usually no in the first letter unless the posting asks.

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