Cover Letter Maker
Write a one-page cover letter from your results and the job, as Word or PDF
One per line.
Use numbers. Pick the ones this job asks for.
Still needed before you can preview or download: Your name, Your contact lines, Company, Job title, Your best results for this job (one per line).
About Cover Letter Maker
Builds a one-page cover letter from your name, the job and your best results, as a Word or PDF file.
The letter is a draft made from your answers. Read it, change it to sound like you, and check every fact before you send it.
Fill in the job, then list your best results one per line. Preview the letter and download it. Edit the Word file to add your own voice.
Put numbers in your results and use words from the job post. Keep it to one page, and send a new letter for every job.
- How long should a cover letter be?
- About 250 to 350 words, one page. The tool counts the words and tells you when you are over.
- Can I send the letter as it comes out?
- Treat it as a draft. Read it, add one sentence only you could write, and check every fact before you send it.
How to use Cover Letter Maker
Fill in your name and contact lines, the company and the job title, then list your best results for this job, one per line. Add where you found the job and one reason you want this company. Preview, then download Word or PDF.
When to use it
Use it when a job asks for a cover letter and you want a clean one-page draft built from your real results instead of a blank page.
When not to use it
Do not send it unchanged. It is a draft made from your answers, and a hiring manager can tell when a letter was not written for them. Skip it for jobs that ask for a form or a video instead.
Tips for best results
Use numbers in each result and borrow words from the job post. Aim for 250 to 350 words, which the tool counts for you. Open the Word file and add one sentence only you could write.
Limitations
The layout is a fixed one-page business letter with an opening paragraph, your results as bullets, a reason for the company and a close. It does not read the job post or rewrite your words, and it does not add your signature image.
Privacy
The letter is built in your browser from what you type. Your name, contact details and results are not sent to a server or stored.
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