Cover Letter: a matching letter, auto-styled
The cover letter feature generates a matching letter for your resume — one that automatically picks up the accent color and typeface of whatever template you're using, without any manual styling.
What it does
From the download step, you can create a cover letter alongside your resume, preview it flipped in place of the resume or side-by-side with it, and download it alone or combined with the resume into one PDF.
How it's made
The letter starts collapsed behind a "Create cover letter / Skip" prompt so it never gets in the way of someone who only wants the resume. Once opened, it renders on one shared stationery layout — but the layout isn't generic: it reads the live rendered resume preview's actual computed styles, probing the heading elements for the first non-neutral text color and font-family, so the letter's accent color and typeface come directly from whatever template you're currently using. A flip animation lets you toggle the preview between resume and letter, or view both side by side on wider screens.
How to use it
- Reach the download step of the builder.
- Click "Create cover letter" (or skip it if you don't need one yet).
- Enter the company name and job title, then generate the letter.
- Use "View in preview" or the side-by-side toggle to flip between resume and letter.
- Download the letter alone, or both documents together as one PDF.
What you get
A cover letter that visually matches your resume with zero manual styling, packaged together in one download when you want it that way.