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Generate human-like cover letters from LinkedIn job postings. 1 free letter on install, then usage packs. Motivation Letter for LinkedIn — v2.0 ✍️ Write a tailored motivation letter for any LinkedIn job in seconds. Applying to jobs is exhausting. The hardest part is not finding the role — it's writing yet another cover letter that actually feels personal. This extension takes that off your plate. Open a LinkedIn job posting, click the icon, and get a draft written specifically for that role, in your voice, ready to copy into your application. 🚀 What you get ⚡ Instant drafts — a full cover letter in seconds, not 30 minutes of staring at a blank page. 🎯 Actually tailored — the letter references the role you have open right now, not a generic template you have to rewrite every time. 🧠 Smart writing — built on Google's Gemini, so the output reads like something a person wrote, not a robot. No tired clichés, no "I am writing to express my interest" openings. 🎨 Your voice — choose Short, Medium, or Long. Pick a tone: Professional, Friendly, Energetic, or Formal. Drop in your CV or a few notes and the letter sounds like you. 🔗 No copy-paste — works directly on the LinkedIn job page you're already viewing. The extension reads the description for you. 🔒 Private by design — your data stays between you and our server. We don't sell anything to anyone. 📖 How to use 1. Open any job posting on LinkedIn. 2. Click the extension icon. 3. Enter your name and title. Optionally paste a CV or a few lines about your background. 4. Pick a length and tone. 5. Hit Generate. Review, tweak, copy. Done. 💳 Pricing You get 1 free letter when you install — try it before you pay anything. After that, pick a one-time pack: 🟢 10 letters — $1.99 🔵 50 letters — $7.99 🟣 100 letters — $14.99 No subscription. No auto-renewal. No surprise charges. Pay once, use until you run out, top up whenever you want. Stop dreading cover letters. Send more applications, sound more polished, get more interviews.
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