Edit and download your cover letter
Rework the letter that arrives with your application kit, steer the rewrite through the regenerate prompt, match it to your resume and download it.
The letter arrives with the application kit, already carrying your name, contact details and the date. What is left is making it sound like a person wrote it.
Rework the wording
- Open the application and select the Cover Letter tab. It opens on Edit content.
- Check Basic Information: First name, Last Name, Other Name, Email, Date, Phone Number and Address. These print at the top of the letter.
- Edit the body under Content. It is a rich text box, so rework a paragraph, cut a claim you cannot back up, or add the sentence about why this employer.
- Press the pencil beside the title to rename the file. It starts as the job title followed by your name.
Your typing saves about a second after you stop. There is no save button.
Steer the wording
You steer the letter through Regenerate, at the bottom of Content. The Regenerate Cover Letter dialog asks you to "let our AI know what you don't like in the resume and how you'd prefer it to be", and the prompt box is where tone, length and emphasis get decided. Be blunt with it: half the length, less formal, open with the placement rather than the degree. Tick Include company research to pull in the facts from the Research tab.
Regenerations are metered on Starter and unlimited on Premium and Max. See pricing.
Make it match your resume
Edit design holds Template, one layout for now under "More templates coming soon", and Format: Line Spacing, Vertical Margin, Horizontal Margin, Name Size, Font and Font Size, with the presets Small, Regular, Large and Custom. Set the font and size to whatever your resume uses so the two documents arrive looking like a pair. The Preview on the right, zoom controls and all, is exactly what downloads.
Download it
Press Download at the top of the editor. Read the company name and the date in the preview before you do.
Tips
- Regenerate first, hand-edit second. Polishing a paragraph you are about to replace wastes the work.
- Say what you want in the prompt rather than around it. "Shorter, and lead with the internship" beats "make it better".
- Read the finished letter aloud once. Anything you would not say in an interview comes out.
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