Cover Letter Generator

You paste the posting and describe your relevant background in your own words. It writes one letter (220 to 350 words) that connects your strongest evidence to their stated needs, plus a list of exactly which of your points it used, so you can verify nothing was invented. What you did not tell it, it cannot claim; gaps surface as [bracketed placeholders].

Unevenly, and honesty requires saying so: some readers skip them, some screen by them, and for career changes or thin-resume situations they are often the only place your story fits. The rational strategy: send a sharp specific one when it is cheap to produce (which this tool makes true) and never send the generic kind, which reads worse than absence.

Because that opener spends the most-read sentence announcing what the document is, which the reader already knows. The instructions require the first line to name the actual fit: your most relevant evidence meeting their most emphasized need. Openers are where letters are won; announcements are where they are filed.

Verification, the anti-hallucination receipt. Every claim in the letter traces to a point you supplied; the list shows the mapping. Read it once before sending: if anything listed feels stretched beyond what you meant, edit the sentence it feeds. The audit takes thirty seconds and makes the letter defensible in interviews.

Tell the tool one true thing you know about them (the field exists for it): the expansion, the product, the value they publicize. One verifiable observation beats three paragraphs of flattery. If you know nothing yet, five minutes on their site fixes that, and the letter improves more per minute than any other edit. The JD keyword finder tells you what the posting itself emphasizes.

Sent once to the model, letter returns, nothing stored beyond the 10-minute rate counter (10 generations per 10 minutes). Job searches are private by default here: no history, no accounts, no dataset of who is applying where.