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Cover Letter Generator

Generate professional, tailored cover letters in seconds. ATS-friendly and customizable.

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Generic cover letters get ignored. Hiring managers in India receive 100+ applications for fresher roles—a personalized, targeted cover letter is your best chance to stand out.

What This Tool Checks

  • Generates role-specific cover letters in seconds
  • Matches tone to company culture (formal, startup, creative)
  • Includes relevant keywords for ATS compatibility
  • Structures content for quick readability
  • Highlights your relevant experience and skills
  • Creates opening hooks that grab attention

Who Should Use This Tool

  • Freshers with no idea how to write a cover letter
  • Mass applicants who need quick customization
  • Non-native English speakers unsure of professional tone
  • Anyone whose applications aren't getting responses
  • Students applying for internships

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • ✕Starting with 'I am writing to apply...'—this is generic and boring
  • ✕Repeating your resume instead of adding new context
  • ✕Making it longer than one page (3-4 paragraphs is ideal)
  • ✕Not mentioning the company name or specific role
  • ✕Using the exact AI output without personalizing it

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, especially for non-technical roles, startups, and MNCs. For mass-recruitment IT companies (TCS, Infosys), cover letters matter less. But for product companies and startups, a good cover letter can get you noticed.
3-4 paragraphs maximum, fitting on one page. Opening hook (2-3 sentences), why you're a fit (1 paragraph), relevant experience (1 paragraph), and closing (2-3 sentences).
Only if the JD explicitly asks for salary expectations. Otherwise, save this for later rounds. Mentioning salary too early can filter you out.
No. At minimum, change the company name, role title, and 1-2 sentences about why you want THIS role at THIS company. Generic letters are obvious and hurt your chances.
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