To make an AI cover letter sound like you, ground it in your verified experience, your writing sample and a specific reason for applying. New CV Tool uses your career profile, the vacancy and your readability setting to prepare an editable letter. You review every sentence, remove generic language and decide which personal evidence remains.
A letter sounds generic when it relies on broad enthusiasm, polished adjectives and claims that could belong to anyone. The problem is usually weak source material, not a lack of elaborate wording. New CV Tool gives the draft your verified career evidence, a stored writing sample and the current vacancy. These inputs create useful boundaries and give you concrete language to edit.
The product uses three practical controls. A stored writing sample gives the model a reference for tone. A readability setting controls sentence density and complexity. Verified claims come from your career profile rather than being generated freely. You still decide whether the result represents you. These controls shape expression while leaving the underlying career facts unchanged.
Example: an experienced digital marketing professional applies for AI Business Partner at Lattice Commerce. The generic line reads: “I am passionate about digital marketing and innovation.” The candidate replaces it with one real decision. The new line explains moving content planning into a shared automation workflow, despite retiring a process the candidate had built. The wording shows a relevant choice and its cost.
A writing sample guides tone but does not lock the document into one style. You can simplify a sentence, restore your preferred wording or remove an example that feels too personal. The readability setting is adjustable. Every factual claim remains tied to the profile. New CV Tool does not promise detection avoidance and does not submit the letter. You remain the final editor.
Generic letters often use broad motivation, repeated adjectives and examples without real context. They may describe enthusiasm without naming a decision or consequence. Stronger source material helps. A vacancy, verified experience and a personal reason for applying give the draft specific facts that you can refine. Specific evidence gives you something concrete to approve, reject or rewrite.
You store a sample that reflects your normal written tone. The model can use it as a style reference when drafting the letter. It does not replace factual evidence or your review. You can change the result freely and remove any wording that does not feel appropriate. Different applications can still use different wording from the same factual base.
The setting adjusts how dense, direct or complex the draft should be. It can support shorter sentences and simpler explanations when that suits the role. It does not alter your career facts. You still review the final rhythm, vocabulary and level of detail. The setting supports your editing choice rather than replacing it.
It can use a real decision, project or motivation already stored in your profile or added during the application. It should not invent an anecdote. New answers keep their source, so you can distinguish verified material from wording created for the current letter. You can remove the material later without deleting the underlying profile entry.
You can build the profile, store and edit the source material, revise the letter manually, export a PDF and use the copy-paste workflow for free. Your own OpenAI or Anthropic API key also runs the full pipeline without a New CV Tool generation charge. The integrated product-key option costs EUR 9 per month when preferred.
Profile building, manual editing, PDF export, copy-paste use and bring-your-own-key generation are free.