AI cover letter generator
Pick your CV, paste the job advert, and get a short draft that links your real experience to what the employer asks for. Edit it, then download a PDF with the same name, contact details and colour as your CV.
A cover letter in four short paragraphs
- Opening: the job, where you saw it, and one line on who you are.
- Why you fit: two or three things from your CV that match the advert, with a result or number.
- Why them: one honest line about the company or the role.
- Close: thank them and say when you can join or talk.
Keep it under 300 words. Recruiters skim; a short letter gets read.
Dear Hiring Manager,
I am applying for the Staff Nurse (ICU) position advertised on your careers page. I am a registered nurse with six years in cardiac and medical ICUs.
In my current role I care for two to three ventilated patients per shift and introduced a handover checklist that our unit still uses. I hold BLS and ACLS, and my DHA eligibility letter was issued this year.
I would welcome the chance to bring the same care to your critical care team and can join within 30 days.
Regards,
Anjali Varghese
Invented example.
How the generator stays honest
Uses your CV
The draft only mentions experience, skills and licences that are in the CV you pick.
Matches the advert
It picks the parts of your CV that answer what the employer asks for.
No invented numbers
If the draft contains a figure that is not in your CV or the advert, it is rejected.
You have the last word
The draft goes into an editor. Change anything before you download.
Questions
Do I still need a cover letter?
For email and portal applications, a short letter often helps — especially when you are changing fields, moving abroad, or the advert asks for one.
Can I write a cover letter without AI?
Yes. The cover letter editor works without AI; the AI draft is optional.
Will the letter match my CV design?
Yes. When you link a CV, the PDF uses the same name, contact details and accent colour.