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AI Cover Letter Generator
Your cover letter, built from your answers
Answer 8 quick questions and we build a letter that sounds like you — not like everyone else who applied. No templates. No clichés.
✓ Problem-Solution format
✓ Your voice, not AI voice
✓ 250-320 words
✓ PDF + Word download
The Role
Background
Why This Role
Your Voice
Result
Question 1 of 8
What job are you applying for, and at which company?
Be specific — this anchors the whole letter to this exact opportunity.
Please enter the job title and company name.
Question 2 of 8
Paste the job description, or the key parts that stood out.
The more detail you give, the more tailored your letter. Even just the key responsibilities helps.
0 / 3000
Please paste at least part of the job description (min 50 characters).
Question 3 of 8
What is your current or most recent job title?
Just your title — we will ask about what you actually achieved next.
Please enter your current job title.
Question 4 of 8
What is one thing you have achieved that you are genuinely proud of?
A real result — numbers are great but not required. "Cut close time from 7 days to 3" beats "strong analytical skills" every time.
0 / 500
Please describe an achievement (min 30 characters).
Question 5 of 8
What made you apply for this specific role at this specific company?
Avoid vague answers like "great culture." What do you actually know about them? A product, a challenge they face, something you read?
Please explain why this company specifically (min 30 characters).
Question 6 of 8
What problem do you think this company is trying to solve by hiring for this role?
This becomes your opening hook. Even a rough guess shows you have thought about it. "They probably need someone who can scale finance without just adding headcount" is perfect.
Please give your take on the problem they are solving (min 20 characters).
Question 7 of 8
Imagine you bumped into the hiring manager at a networking event. How would you describe why you are right for this role — in 2 or 3 sentences?
Do not be professional here. Just talk. This is what makes your letter sound like you and not like everyone else who applied.
0 / 600
Please answer this question (min 30 characters) — it makes your letter human.
Question 8 of 8
Pick the tone that feels most like you
This shapes sentence rhythm and word choice throughout the letter.