AI Resume, Cover Letter and LinkedIn Profile Writer
AI Ghostwriter's career writer turns rough notes about your experience into a resume summary, results-driven bullet points, a cover letter for a specific job posting, a LinkedIn About section or headline ideas, plus post-interview thank-you emails and resignation letters. Paste the posting and its key skills are worked in naturally for ATS filters; numbers you didn't give become placeholders like [X%].
Try it: Career
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How to use it
- 01
Paste your experience as rough notes: roles, dates, results and tools.
- 02
Pick Career under “Use it for” (in More), choose what you need, add the target role and the tone, and for a resume summary, bullet points or a cover letter, paste the job posting.
- 03
Send it, replace placeholders like [X%] or [N people] with real figures, and check every claim before you apply.
Good for
- A 60-90 word resume summary
- Bullet points with measurable results for each role
- A cover letter written for one specific posting
- A LinkedIn About section and five headline options
- A thank-you email after an interview
- A short, polite resignation letter
The rules it follows
| Resume summary | 3-4 sentences, 60-90 words |
|---|---|
| Bullet points | 3-6 per role |
| Cover letter | 250-350 words; warning under 200 or over 420 |
| LinkedIn About | 2,600 characters max |
| LinkedIn headlines | 5 options, 220 characters max each |
| Thank-you email | 80-150 words, with a subject line |
| Red pen | Light by default; off for bullet points and headlines |
| Download formats | Markdown, plain text, HTML, JSON |
Questions
How do I write a resume summary?
Keep it to 3-4 sentences and 60-90 words: title, years of experience, area of expertise, your strongest one or two results and the role you want. The writer follows that pattern and leaves out first-person pronouns.
Does it make my resume ATS-friendly?
It helps: paste the job posting and its key skills and terms are worked into the text naturally, without copying the posting. ATS software varies, so treat this as help with matching, not a guarantee.
How long should a cover letter be?
The writer aims for 250-350 words and warns you under 200 or over 420. The first paragraph is about the company, the middle answers the posting with two concrete achievements, and it ends by asking for an interview.
What if I don't have numbers for my bullet points?
It won't invent them; where a measurable result belongs, it leaves a placeholder such as [X%] or [N people]. Fill those in with real figures or rewrite the bullet without a number.
How long can a LinkedIn About section be?
Up to 2,600 characters, and the writer checks against that limit. The first two lines are written as the hook, since that's what shows before “see more” on your profile.
Does it follow US and UK resume norms?
For English output it does: bullet points open with strong past-tense verbs like Built, Led or Cut, and nothing about age, date of birth, marital status, nationality, religion or a photo goes in.