Free AI cover letter generator
Upload your resume, paste the job, and get a letter written for that job. Every claim is checked against your resume, so nothing is made up.
1. Your resume
Drop your resume here, or choose a file
PDF or Word (.docx), up to 10 MB.
How it stays honest
Most AI writers will happily give you skills and results you never had. That's a problem the moment an interviewer asks about them.
- It only reads your resume
- The letter is built from what your resume says and what the posting asks for. Nothing else goes in.
- Every claim quotes its source
- Each sentence about you has to point to the words in your resume that back it up. You can see them under the letter.
- We check the numbers
- Any figure in the letter must appear in your resume. Sentences we can't trace are removed before you see the letter.
- Gaps are listed, not invented
- If the job asks for something your resume doesn't show, the letter leaves it out and tells you, so you can prepare for the question.
The structure every letter follows
Three or four short paragraphs, 200 to 320 words. Writing your own? Use the same shape.
- OpeningWhy this role, in one or two specific sentences. Something from the posting, not "I am writing to express my interest".
- EvidenceTwo or three things you've done that match what they need most, with the results your resume already shows.
- The gapIf there's an obvious one, a single forward-looking sentence. Pretending it isn't there rarely works.
- CloseA simple next step and a thank-you. Then your name.
Questions
Is the cover letter generator free?+
Yes, with no account. You can write up to 8 letters a day. Inside Jobworthy, letters are written together with a tailored resume for each job.
Is my resume stored?+
No. It's read in memory, sent through our AI gateway to write the letter, and not kept. The model providers we use don't train on it. Only an anonymous count of letters is kept.
Will a recruiter know it was written with AI?+
Possibly, if you send it unedited. Read it out loud, change anything that doesn't sound like you, and add one detail only you would know. The letter avoids the phrases that give AI writing away, but your own voice is the best disguise.
Why did it leave out something I've done?+
Because it isn't in your resume, or the resume doesn't say it clearly enough to quote. Add it to your resume and run it again: that fixes both documents at once.
Can it write in other languages?+
Yes. It writes in the language of the job posting.
Do I still need a cover letter?+
Often, yes. Many applications make it optional, but a short, specific letter is one of the few places you can explain a career change, a gap or why this company. A generic one is worse than none.
Is the job even worth a letter?
Paste any job into Jobworthy for an honest verdict first: your fit, your deal-breakers and ghost-job signals. Then it writes the resume and letter for the ones worth it.