Start with your resume
Your resume provides the factual foundation for the cover letter. You don't need to manually enter your entire work history again.
Upload your resume, paste the job description, and create an editable cover letter that connects your relevant experience to the role. Review the draft and make sure every detail reflects your real background before applying.
Resumaly will use your resume as the source of your professional background and tailor the letter to the job you provide.
A useful cover letter connects your background to the role instead of simply repeating a list of skills or filling the page with generic phrases.
Your resume provides the factual foundation for the cover letter. You don't need to manually enter your entire work history again.
Add the actual job description so the result can focus on requirements that are relevant to the position.
Your generated letter is a starting point. Review it, edit it and make sure every factual statement is correct.
A strong cover letter connects your experience to the role instead of repeating your resume. Use the generator to prepare a draft, then personalize it for the employer.
Upload a PDF or DOCX resume so the draft can draw on the work history, skills, education, and achievements you have provided.
Include the job title, company, and full job description. Highlight requirements that genuinely match your background, and do not add skills or experience you do not have.
Edit the draft to sound like you, check names and details, and make sure each claim is accurate before sending it with your application.
Need inspiration before drafting? Browse cover letter examples and templates for ideas on structure and wording.
Yes. Resumaly's core cover letter generator is free to use, and you can get started without creating an account.
Yes. The more complete the job description, the more useful the generator's understanding of the target role can be.
The generator is designed to use the information you provide rather than inventing qualifications. Review every factual statement and correct anything that does not accurately reflect your experience before applying.
Yes. The generated result is editable before you copy or use it.
Include the role you are applying for, a concise introduction, one or two relevant examples from your experience, why the position interests you, and a professional closing. Use specific details where possible and avoid repeating your entire resume.
Yes. Adapt your letter to the role and employer. Use the job description to identify relevant requirements, then explain how your real experience supports them.
A focused cover letter is usually about three or four short paragraphs and fits on one page. Keep the most relevant evidence, remove repetition, and follow any instructions in the job posting.