Written against one posting. Paste the job description and the letter is written for that specific role — the responsibilities it lists and the language it actually uses, not a generic template with the company name swapped in.

Your resume is the source. Upload a file, paste the text, or pick a resume you already saved here. Everything the letter claims about you comes from what you hand it.

Nothing invented. No employers, dates, titles or metrics appear that you did not provide. A cover letter that overstates your history is the one thing an interview will catch.

Tone, length, creativity. Three dials: how formal the voice is, how much of the page it fills, and how far the writing moves from the phrasing in your resume.

Instructions in your own words. A free-text box for what a dropdown cannot hold — a referral to name, a career change to explain, a gap you would rather address directly than hope goes unnoticed.

Editable, then exported. Every field stays editable after generation. 10 templates with an accent colour and signature font, then export as PDF, plain text, or straight to the clipboard.