Free cover letter tool
A letter that agrees with your CV
Most cover letters repeat the CV in full sentences. This one is written from the CV you already built, pointed at the posting you are actually applying to, in the voice your destination expects.
Free. One email, once.
Why it is different
It starts from what you already wrote
It reads your CV
Dates, job titles and skills come from the CV you built, so the two documents never contradict each other in front of a recruiter.
Pointed at the posting
Paste the job ad. The letter answers what that employer asked for, instead of listing everything you have ever done.
The letter of explanation too
Canadian immigration asks for a letter of explanation, not a cover letter. Different document, different rules, and it is in here.
How it works
Three steps, and you are reading a draft
Bring your CV
Build one first, or paste what you already have. The letter works from it.
Paste the posting
The job ad, or the immigration stream you are applying under.
Read it, edit it, send it
You get a draft in your language. Change any paragraph before you download.
Questions
Before you start
Is it free?
Yes. It asks for your email once, because the tool runs on a model that costs money to run. There is no charge and no card.
Does it use AI?
Yes, and the page says so before you start. Your CV details and the job posting are sent to a model to write the draft. The CV builder on its own sends nothing.
Can I edit what it writes?
Every paragraph. Rewrite one by hand, or ask for that paragraph again on its own.
Which languages can it write in?
The same eight the CV builder offers, including separate Canadian English and French labels, and Arabic.
Your CV said what you did. The letter says why it matters.
Free, and it works from the CV you have already built.