Read the vacancy first
Note the job title, reference number, employer and two duties or requirements that match your actual background.
Free drafting tool
Create a clear starting point, then make it truthful and specific to the vacancy before sending it.
Add a job title to generate a starting draft.
For a vacancy-specific draft that uses the job requirements, open a job, select Apply, and edit the cover letter provided in the application flow.
How to use this tool
A cover letter should add context that the CV cannot show quickly: why this role interests you and which two or three real examples make you relevant. This tool creates a starting structure; it should never be the final version without your review.
The best letter is short, factual and clearly matched to the vacancy. If the employer does not request a cover letter, follow the advert rather than attaching extra material.
Note the job title, reference number, employer and two duties or requirements that match your actual background.
Describe a project, duty or responsibility you completed. Avoid broad claims such as “hardworking” without an example.
Check the employer name, job title, reference, recipient and application instructions before you attach the letter.
Usually a short page or less is enough when it directly answers the vacancy.
Only when requested or when it adds useful, vacancy-specific context beyond your CV.