Describe what you need in a few words, pick a tone, and get a complete, ready-to-send email or cover letter in seconds. Then copy, edit and send.
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Fill in the details and hit Generate. Your ready-to-send email appears here.
AI-generated draft. Read it through and edit any names, dates or details before you send.
To write an email or cover letter with AI, choose the format, type a few key points about what you want to say, pick a tone (Professional, Friendly, Formal, Persuasive or Apologetic) and click Generate. You get a full draft, complete with a subject line for emails, that you can copy and refine. It's free, needs no account, and works for follow-ups, outreach, resignations, job applications and more.
Writing from a blank page is the hard part. This tool flips that around: instead of drafting sentence by sentence, you give it the raw ingredients (who it's for, what you want to happen and the points that matter), and it assembles a coherent, correctly structured message around them. For emails that means a subject line, a natural greeting, a clear body and an appropriate sign-off. For cover letters it means an opening that states the role, a middle that connects your experience to the job, and a confident close.
Tone changes everything about how a message lands. Professional suits most work emails and applications. Formal fits legal, academic or first-contact situations. Friendly warms up notes to colleagues or contacts you know. Persuasive helps with pitches, proposals and requests, while Apologetic strikes the right note when something has gone wrong. Try one, read the result, then switch tone and regenerate to compare. It takes seconds.
Be specific in your key points: real names, dates, numbers and the exact outcome you want give the AI something concrete to work with. For cover letters, name the role and one or two achievements that map to it. Always read the draft through before sending: check the facts, adjust anything that doesn't sound like you, and remove placeholder details. Pair a cover letter with a polished CV from the Resume Builder to apply with a consistent, professional set.
Yes. You can generate as many emails and cover letters as you like, with no sign-up and no cost. Just describe what it's about, choose a tone and click Generate.
List the key points you want covered: the purpose, any names or dates, and the outcome you want. The more specific your bullet points, the more accurate and personal the draft. You can always tweak the result before sending.
Yes. Pick from Professional, Friendly, Formal, Persuasive or Apologetic and the writer adapts the wording, greeting and sign-off to suit. Change the tone and regenerate to compare versions.
Treat the output as a first draft. Read it through, add specific achievements and details only you know, and adjust the wording so it sounds like you. That personal edit is what makes it land, and it's good practice for any AI-assisted writing.
Yes. When you choose Email, the writer adds a clear subject line at the top. For cover letters it produces the letter body, ready to drop into your application or a document.
Yes. Paste the message you are answering into the key points box, add a line saying what the reply should do (accept, decline, ask for a date, negotiate a price), and pick a tone. The writer then responds to the specific points in that message rather than producing a generic note you have to rewrite.
Your key points travel over an encrypted connection to the AI model that writes the draft, and CoinMind does not save them, log them or tie them to an account. Because the text does leave your device, leave out passwords, bank details, contract terms and anything else you would not put in a plain email.
Each draft is capped at roughly 1,500 tokens, around 1,000 words, which is far more than a normal email or a one page cover letter needs. Your input is capped at about 8,000 characters, so there is plenty of room to paste a full job description or the message you are replying to.