Write a tailored cover letter in English or Arabic from your skills, one achievement and the job ad, with an email subject line.
Fill in the fields, then press “Write my letter” to see the result here.
Results are guidance based on what you enter, and everything is processed in your browser. Never add skills or achievements to your CV that are not true.
About the Cover Letter Generator
A cover letter should be short, specific and about the employer's needs. This tool writes a 150 to 250 word letter that leads with the skills the ad asks for, includes one measurable achievement, and closes with a clear next step. It also gives you an email subject line and flags generic sentences.
When to use the Cover Letter Generator?
When the posting asks for a cover letter, or when you apply by email and want a message that introduces you in less than half a page. It also helps when you apply to a job slightly outside your current field, because the letter is where you explain why you fit.
How to use the Cover Letter Generator?
- Choose the language and tone.
- Enter the job title, employer and where you found the ad.
- Add your closest skills and one achievement with a number. Paste the job ad if you have it.
- Press “Write my letter”, then edit the text so it sounds like you before sending.
How to read the result
You get a complete letter in the tone you chose, plus a suggested email subject line. If you paste the posting, the tool highlights only the skills shared between it and what you wrote, so it never adds a skill you did not mention.
Tips for a better result
- Write the motivation sentence yourself: why this employer in particular? It is what separates your letter from the similar ones.
- Choose the achievement closest to what the posting asks for, with a number if possible.
- Choose the short tone if you will paste the letter into the body of an email, and the longer one if it is an attached file.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Repeating the resume line by line instead of explaining why you fit.
- Sending the same letter to different employers without changing the company name and the job title; readers notice this immediately.
- Writing too much; beyond about three hundred words a letter is rarely read in full.
Note: The letter is a draft built on what you entered; check names and details before sending.
Frequently asked questions
Do employers still read cover letters?
Many skip them, but a short, specific letter helps when your experience needs context, when you are changing careers, or when the ad asks for one.
Can I send the letter in the email body?
Yes. Choose the short tone and paste the text into your email, with your CV attached.
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