Free cover letter builder
Fill in the job details, start from a paragraph that fits your situation, and save a PDF.
About the cover letter builder
A cover letter is easier when the layout and the blank page are handled for you. Here you enter who you are, who you are writing to and which job it is for, then edit the body in your own words. The letter appears in a preview as you type. Your text stays in your browser and is not uploaded.
How it works
- Fields cover the sender (name, address, email, phone), the recipient (name, title, company) and the job you are applying for.
- There are three paragraph starters for common situations. They give you an opening to rewrite, not a finished letter.
- Three layouts are available, so you can choose a formal block style or something lighter.
- The PDF is created through your browser's print window. Choose Save as PDF as the destination.
- Limits: the starters are generic on purpose. You still need to add the company name, one real detail about the role and one achievement of your own.
How to use it
Step 1
Enter your details, the recipient and the job title, then pick the starter that matches your situation.
Step 2
Rewrite each paragraph with specifics: the company, the role, and one result you delivered.
Step 3
Pick a layout, check the preview fits one page, and choose Save as PDF in the print window.
Good to know
- Name a real person if you can find one. If not, write Dear Hiring Team rather than To whom it may concern.
- Aim for three to four short paragraphs, around half a page to one page in total.
- Replace every sentence that could be sent to any employer. If it fits Northwind Labs and Brightside Dental equally, it is too vague.
Questions
Is my letter stored or uploaded?
No. Your letter stays in your browser on your device, and you do not need an account. Nothing is uploaded.
Can I use the starters as they are?
Treat them as a first draft. Employers read many letters, and ones that name the company and a specific result stand out more than template text.
Will the PDF have a watermark?
No. The PDF comes from your browser's print window with Save as PDF, and nothing is added to the page.