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Cover letters

Write a cover letter that names the actual job

Recruiters spot a template with the company name swapped in immediately. This letter is written from two real inputs: your actual work history and the actual job posting.

How it works
01

It already knows your history

Your saved profile supplies the experience, so the letter refers to things you have actually done instead of offering generic enthusiasm.

02

Paste the job description

The letter is built around what the posting asks for: which parts of your background to lead with, and which to leave for the resume.

03

Or generate it from a mock interview

Finish a mock interview and you can turn that transcript into a cover letter. The things you explained well out loud are usually the things worth putting in writing.

What you get
  • Written from your saved profile and the posting
  • Full editor, then PDF export
  • Generation from a completed mock interview transcript
  • Every version kept alongside your resumes
Plans and credits

Counts against your plan's document allowance like any other document. Past it, the letter is paid from credits at a cost shown up front.

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Try it before you sign up

You need no account for this. Try the free cover letter generator. Look at the output first, then decide.

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Questions

How is this different from the free cover letter tool?

The free tool works on text you paste, with no account. The in-app version writes from your saved profile, keeps versions, and exports a formatted PDF.

Do Indian recruiters read cover letters?

Often they don't for high-volume portal applications. They almost always do for referrals, direct email applications and smaller companies. Decide based on how you are applying.

Can I edit the letter?

Yes, in the same editor as your resumes, before you export.

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