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Your letter automatically uses the details, template, colors and fonts of your resume, so your application looks consistent. Write it yourself, or paste the job offer and let AI write a first version from your resume.
Same design as the resume
Free to write
AI writing: 5 credits
In the editor, switch to the “Letter” tab: your details and design are already in place.
Fill in the recipient, subject and body, or paste the job offer: the AI suggests a tailored letter based on your resume.
Personalize the text, then download your letter as a PDF, ready to attach to your application.
The position and the company named in the opening: the letter shows it was written for this offer.
Two or three needs from the offer, each linked to a concrete experience or result from your resume.
Your motivation to join this team, in a few sincere sentences, without clichés.
A conclusion asking for an interview, followed by the closing.
One page: 250 to 400 words are enough.
The AI relies only on your resume: it invents no job, degree or figure.
It tailors the letter to the offer: exact position, company, required skills.
You can add instructions (“shorter”, “emphasize team management”) and edit everything afterwards in the editor.
A new application? Duplicate your resume: each copy has its own letter.
AI writing asks for your explicit consent. Your resume and the offer are sent to our AI provider only to write the letter; they are not kept and are not used to train the AI. Details in our privacy policy.
Yes: you can write, edit and download it for free as a watermarked PDF. AI writing (5 credits) and the PDF without watermark (3 credits) use credits.
Yes: it automatically uses your name, details, template, colors and fonts. If you change the template, the letter follows.
You paste the job offer (or describe the position); the AI reads your resume and writes a letter linking the offer’s needs to your real experience. You proofread and freely edit the result.
Yes: each resume has its letter. Duplicate your resume in “My resumes” to prepare a new application with its own letter.
One page, about 250 to 400 words, in 3 to 5 paragraphs: an opening, what you bring, your motivation and a conclusion.