6 layouts that match your CV. The generator writes a first draft from your own details and the job — you review and edit before sending. AI generation uses credits; see Pricing.
Short, specific and honest. Replace the details with your own.
Example
Registered Nurse cover letter
Dear Hiring Manager,
I am applying for the Registered Nurse role on your medical-surgical ward. I have six years of acute ward experience, where I care for six to eight patients a shift, lead handovers and support newly qualified nurses.
I am confident with medication administration, care planning and patient education, and I hold a current BLS certificate. I would welcome the chance to bring steady, patient-focused care to your team.
Thank you for your time. I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours faithfully,
[Your name]
Example
Customer Service Representative cover letter
Dear Recruitment Team,
I would like to apply for the Customer Service Representative position. For the past three years I have handled voice and chat enquiries for an international telecoms account, resolving billing and service issues and logging every case in the ticketing system.
I work well to service-level targets and stay calm with frustrated customers. I am fluent in English and Filipino and comfortable on rotating shifts.
Thank you for considering my application.
Kind regards,
[Your name]
Example
Accountant cover letter
Dear [Hiring manager’s name],
I am writing to apply for the Accountant role. I am ACCA-qualified with five years in general ledger and reporting, and I currently own month-end close, reconciliations and VAT returns for three entities.
I enjoy tidy processes and clear schedules, and I have supported external audits from planning to sign-off. I would be glad to discuss how I can support your finance team.
Yours sincerely,
[Your name]
Keep it to one page
Three or four short paragraphs: why this role, what you bring, a polite close.
Match the job ad
Mirror two or three requirements from the ad and show where you have done them.
Be specific and true
Name real responsibilities and results. Never claim experience you do not have.