
Applicants can prepare a focused submission when time is short, without inventing skills or misrepresenting their professional history.
Write a tailored cover letter for the role you want and receive a credible draft based only on the information you actually provide about yourself.
An applicant is preparing a focused application with limited time. They enter their name, the role, the company, their skills and one concrete achievement, then ask for a cover letter. They then revise the draft to remove vague wording or any detail they did not provide.
The text you enter is sent to the AI service to produce a draft cover letter. Avoid entering personal or confidential data. Always review the result before using it in an application. You remain responsible for the accuracy of the information you send.
You can try, but the result will be less specific. A concrete achievement helps the tool produce text grounded in your experience. If you do not have one, describe a mission, project or result you are proud of.
No, treat it as a working draft. Review every sentence, adapt the examples to the role and check that no invented skill or experience has slipped into the letter.
The list covers French, English, German, Spanish, Italian and Dutch. Choose the language expected by the recruiter and proofread the text in that language before sending it.