Write a cover letter without staring at a blank page
The empty page is the slowest part of applying. Fill in a few facts about the job and about you, pick a tone, and you have a short, clean letter to edit. It is a fill-in template, not AI: every sentence is built from what you type, so nothing is invented for you. Nothing is uploaded.
Separate them with commas.
A full sentence starting with “I”, with a number if you have one.
One full sentence that could not be said about any other employer.
Goes into the closing line.
Private The letter is assembled inside your browser and is never sent anywhere. What you type is kept only in this browser so the page remembers it; “Clear” erases it.
How the letter is put together
The letter has up to six short parts: a greeting, the job you are applying for, who you are, one result, why this company, and a closing line with your contact details. Each part is built from one or two fields. A field you leave empty drops its sentence, and the three things a letter cannot do without (job title, company, your name) appear in [brackets] until you fill them in.
The tone changes the wording, never the facts: “direct” is plain and brief, “warm” is friendlier, “formal” suits banks, law firms and the public sector. No AI is involved and nothing is generated: what you read is what you typed, arranged. Treat it as a first draft and change any sentence that does not sound like you.
Questions about the cover letter builder
Is this cover letter written by AI?
No. It is a fill-in template: every sentence is assembled from the fields you complete, in the tone you choose. Nothing is generated, guessed or sent to a server, so the letter contains only facts you typed.
How long should a cover letter be?
Short: three to five brief paragraphs that fit on one page. The builder shows a word count under the letter and tells you when your answers make it run long.
What should a cover letter say that a resume does not?
Why this job and this company, and one concrete result that shows you can do the work. The resume lists what you did; the letter connects it to what this employer needs.
Do I need a different cover letter for every job?
Yes, at least the opening and the reason for choosing the company. Your details stay saved in this browser, so for the next application you change only the job title, the company and the “why” sentence.
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