“I am writing to express my interest in…” Recruiters have read that opening thousands of times. Generic letters — or ones clearly pasted from a template — get skimmed, if they get read at all.
Cover Letters Written From Your Real CV
Paste the job ad and get a specific, 250–350-word cover letter built on your actual experience — with notes on why it's written that way.
Try it now — no sign-up needed
The problem
Every cover letter starts with the same sentence
The solution
A letter that names your real work
Twin CV writes the letter from two things: your CV and the job description. It picks the two or three parts of your experience that fit this posting best and builds the letter around them — real companies, real projects, real results. No filler phrases, and no achievements you didn't have.
The problem
An hour per application you don't have
A good cover letter takes time: reread the ad, choose what to highlight, find the tone. Multiply that by twenty applications and something has to give — usually the letter.
The solution
250–350 words, in the shape readers skim
You get a short, finished letter in the structure recruiters expect:
- Opening — the role and the company, straight away.
- Why you — two or three reasons your CV backs up.
- Why them — what draws you to this company and role.
- Closing — a clear next step.
Want it more formal, or more relaxed? Describe the tone in your own words and the letter follows it.
The problem
An AI letter you can't explain in the interview
When a tool writes the letter for you, you often can't say why it led with one project and not another — and the interviewer will ask.
The solution
Notes on every choice it made
Each letter comes with 3–5 short notes on its strategy — for example, why it led with your infrastructure work because the posting stresses Kubernetes. You understand your own letter and can defend it in the room. Copy it with one tap and adjust it wherever you send it.
Three steps
How to write yours
- Build your CV by chatting or import the one you have.
- Open Cover Letter, paste the job description, and add the role, company and tone if you like.
- Read the notes, copy the letter into your application and adjust anything you want. For the same posting, tailor your CV too.
Tailored cover letters are part of the Premium plan — see pricing.
FAQ
Questions about cover letters
Will it invent experience I don't have?
No. The letter uses only what your CV shows and refers to real items from it — companies, projects, certificates. If the posting asks for something you haven't done, the letter doesn't pretend you have.
Can I choose the tone?
Yes. Describe it in your own words — formal, warm, short and direct — and the letter follows it. Without a hint, it writes professional but warm.
Can I download it as a PDF or Word file?
Not yet. Copy the letter — or share it from your phone — and paste it into the application form or your email.
What does it cost?
Tailored cover letters are part of Premium, together with the ATS score and the job-description matcher — see pricing.