Your Name
your.email@example.com · Phone · Location
Hiring Manager
Acme Inc.
Sincerely,
Your Name
Appliora uses your real experience, target role and job requirements to create an editable letter that matches your application - in the right language, in a design that matches your CV.
5 designs - switch anytime
Cover letter styles
Pick the type of letter that fits your situation. The selected style shapes the AI-generated draft - you can edit everything before exporting.
AI generator
Add the role, company, and job details. Appliora creates a clear first draft that you can edit, copy, or format as a professional letter.
Add a job title and company name to preview your draft.
Build your CV first to match your letter design.
your.email@example.com · Phone · Location
Hiring Manager
Acme Inc.
Sincerely,
Your Name
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Why tailored wins
A letter grounded in your CV and the job post reads differently from the first line. Static example - your letter is built from your own details.
Generic template
"I am writing to express my interest in the Marketing Manager role. I am a motivated professional with strong communication skills..."
Could open any application, for any candidate.
Appliora example
"After rebuilding Northstar's onboarding and growing organic signups by 42%, I'm looking to bring the same acquisition focus to your marketing team..."
Opens with the candidate's own experience, aimed at this job.
Match My CV
Five carefully distinct letter layouts - Classic, Modern Header, Minimal Pro, Accent Bar and Elegant. Or press Match My CV and the letter takes the same accent colour and header style as your Appliora CV, so both documents land as one application.
Try the letter designsBuild your CV first so Appliora can use your experience, skills, and target role to make the AI draft more relevant.
Before you send it: run the CV through the free ATS checker. A letter cannot rescue a CV the parser cannot read.
Why Appliora
The draft uses your CV, the target role and the job requirements - not a fill-in-the-blank template.
Edit every sentence before sending, then copy the text or download a clean PDF.
Match the letter's design to your Appliora CV so both documents share one visual identity.
Generate in the language of the job post - 20 languages, detected automatically or picked by hand.
Your application, together
Appliora carries the whole application - the cover letter picks up where your CV leaves off.
Included with Appliora Pro
FAQ
In Appliora, a cover letter template is a writing style for a specific situation, such as a professional application, career change, internship, or tech role.
Yes. You can start with job details, but using your CV details helps create a more relevant letter.
The AI drafts your letter in 20 languages - English, Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Czech, Slovak, Romanian, Hungarian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Turkish and Arabic - or auto-detects the language from the job description.
Yes. The AI cover letter generator, cover letter styles, and PDF export are included with Appliora Pro.
Yes. Appliora uses an AI model to draft the letter from your inputs (and your CV details when available). If AI is briefly unavailable, you still see a structured sample draft so the page never feels broken. You can always edit the draft before exporting.
The job title, company, job description, tone and language you enter - plus your experience, skills and contact details from your Appliora CV when one exists. That grounding is what makes the letter specific instead of generic.
Yes. Every draft is fully editable - change any sentence, then copy the text or download the PDF. Nothing is sent anywhere until you send it yourself.
Yes. Besides five letter layouts, the Match My CV option applies your Appliora CV's accent colour and header style to the letter, so both documents read as one application.
Applicant tracking systems mainly parse your CV; the letter is read by people. Keep the letter specific for the recruiter, and run your CV through the free ATS checker to make sure the parser can read it.