Cover letters
Paste your resume or notes and the job ad. Get a one-page cover letter that connects two or three of your real results to what the employer asked for, without the filler openers.
Resume Builder AI writes a cover letter of about 250 to 400 words from your resume or notes and the job ad, using Claude Sonnet 5. It opens with the role and your strongest relevant result, connects your experience to the posting's main requirements and closes with a clear next step. Its rules forbid inventing experience or facts about the employer: unknown names and details appear as [placeholders]. A letter costs 200 credits plus 1 credit per pasted word.
It opens with a real result from your notes instead of 'I am writing to express my interest'.
Two or three of the job's main requirements, each paired with evidence from your experience.
It does not research the company; add one true reason you want the job, or fill the [placeholder] it leaves.
Three or four short paragraphs that fit on one page with your contact details.
Your resume or notes first, then the posting.
One line on why this employer; otherwise you get a [placeholder] to fill.
Fill the placeholders, add the hiring manager's name if you know it and read it aloud.
Hiring managers skim. A letter earns attention in its first two sentences by naming the role and showing one result that proves you can do it. The middle connects what the posting asks for to what you have done, one requirement at a time. The close says why this employer and asks for a conversation. Everything else is optional.
A free structure you can fill in by hand:
These fill space without telling the reader anything:
Yes, if every statement is true and it sounds like you. Read it aloud, replace any phrase you would never say, and add one detail only you know, such as why this employer matters to you.
Usually 250 to 400 words: three or four short paragraphs on one page. Follow the posting if it asks for something different, such as a short note in an application form.
No. It uses only what you paste, so it cannot make claims about the employer. Add one true reason you want the job, or fill the [why this employer] placeholder it leaves.
The template and the phrases list on this page are free. A generated letter uses purchased credits: 200 credits per document plus 1 credit per pasted word, so a resume and job ad of 500 words cost 700 credits. New accounts get no free credits; registration is free.
Paste your resume and the job ad, get a specific one-page letter, and fill in the details only you know.
Last updated October 29, 2026
