A cover letter they’ll actually finish.
Paste the posting, add a few real wins from your background, and get a tailored letter in seconds - written from what you actually did, editable right on the page, ready to send.
One free letter, no account, no résumé upload. What you paste goes to the model that writes the draft - never to an account, a recruiter, or anywhere else.
Nothing handy?
Most hiring managers skim. Short and standard get read all the way through more often than detailed.
Your letter appears here
Only your real evidence
The draft is built from the background you paste - no invented employers, tools, or metrics. Every number in the letter is checked back against your own text before you see it.
It shows you the fit it found
Alongside the letter you get the requirements it set out to answer and the evidence it used for each - plus what it deliberately left unclaimed.
Editable where you read it
Type straight into the draft to fix a phrase or swap an opening - then copy the version you actually want to send.
This tool drafts from the text you enter. Check every detail for accuracy and voice before sending - a cover letter should always reflect your genuine experience.
From blank page to ready to send.
The hard part of a cover letter isn’t the writing - it’s deciding which three things about you matter for this job. The generator makes that call, then shows its work.
Paste the job and your wins
The posting tells it what to answer. Your background - especially the results with numbers on them - gives it something true to answer with.
Pick a tone and a length
Warm, plainspoken, or confident; 170 to 360 words. Generate, and the draft comes back with its evidence mapping attached.
Edit in place, then send
Swap an opening, fix a phrase in the letter itself, copy or download. It reads like you because it's made of what you gave it.
Skimmed before it’s read.
A cover letter rarely gets a close first pass. The ones that survive the skim make their case in the first two lines, prove it with specifics, and never make the reader work to see the fit.
- Open with the match- not “I am writing to apply for.” The first sentence says why you, for this.
- Two proofs, not ten - the strongest evidence, with your real numbers, beats a résumé in paragraph form.
- Close with a next step- specific, low-friction, and free of flattery about their “exciting mission.”
Questions about the generator.
Let LandEarly tailor every application.
This drafts one letter. LandEarly finds matching roles the hour they go live, tailors your résumé and cover letter to each, and queues them for one-tap submission. You review; it applies - early, while the shortlist is still empty.
One more free tool: decode any job posting
The LandEarly extension, free on Chrome and Edge, puts a “Decode job” button on twenty job boards - red flags, the hard must-haves, and what the posting really says about pay. It also turns every new tab into a feed of fresh roles. No account needed.
What it doesMore tools to land the interview.
Before you send it
What to keep, what to cut, and the openings that get read.
How to tailor your résuméThe same evidence-first method, applied to the document underneath.
AI ApplyTailored applications submitted while the posting is still fresh.
How an ATS reads a résuméThe rubric behind the checker, printed in full.