Cover letter

The cover letter is where most applications stall

The CV and references are ready. What is missing is the text that explains why this role and why this person. That is where applications usually fail -- not on qualifications.

What actually goes wrong

  • The opening line

    “I hereby apply for the advertised position” says nothing the subject line did not already say. The opening decides whether the rest gets read.

  • The same letter every time

    A letter that fits every role fits none. By the fifth application, most people are simply repeating themselves.

  • Claiming instead of showing

    “team player, resilient, motivated” appears in every second application. What counts is the point in the CV where it becomes visible.

  • The gap in the CV

    Hiding it does not help -- it gets noticed. Placing it in one sentence takes the weight out of it.

What a usable cover letter does

  • It answers three questions

    Why this role, why this company, why you. Everything else is already in the CV and does not need repeating.

  • It picks up the wording of the posting

    Not as a formula, but because the posting states what matters to the company.

  • It stays on one page

    Three or four paragraphs. What does not fit on a page belongs in the interview.

  • It sounds like a person

    A text nobody would have spoken does not read like one either. Templates help with structure, not with tone.

Using a tool for it

The cover letter generator takes your details and the job posting and produces a draft you then edit. It does not replace your judgement -- it replaces the blank page.

  • A starting point instead of a blank page: a complete draft in minutes.
  • A separate text per role, instead of the same one twenty times.
  • The draft gets edited before it is sent. That is the point, not a limitation.

What we do not claim

  • We promise no interview. The company decides that, not the text.
  • We quote no success rate. We have not measured one.
  • The product has no reviews yet. If you use it, feel free to write the first.

Cover letter generator

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Common questions

How long should a cover letter be?
One page, three or four paragraphs. Longer is rarely better, just longer.
Are cover letters still needed?
Some companies drop them. As long as one is asked for, it is the only place where you get to say why you are applying.
Can people tell a text was written with AI?
An unedited one, yes. That is why the draft is a starting point and not a result.
How do I handle a gap in my CV?
Name it in one sentence and place it. Do not explain, do not apologise, do not hide it.
What does the generator cost?
2.99 euros, one-off. No subscription.