University applications
Teachers and tutors can draft a reference that highlights a student's real projects and qualities.
Draft a specific, credible recommendation letter for a student, employee or colleague.
When someone asks you for a reference, the hard part is turning genuine regard into a letter that reads as specific and credible. Admissions tutors and employers read many letters full of vague praise. This generator takes your real observations about a student, employee or colleague and builds a letter around concrete examples, which is what makes a recommendation persuasive.
The letter is written in your voice as the recommender, and it uses only what you tell it. Grades, achievements and stories are not invented, and missing details become placeholders. Give two or three examples of what the person did, and say how you know them. Read the draft carefully before you sign it, since your name and reputation are on it.
Describe your role, the candidate, the opportunity and specific examples.
Choose tone and length, then press Write Letter.
Fill placeholders, adjust wording to sound like you, then sign and send.
Teachers and tutors can draft a reference that highlights a student's real projects and qualities.
Managers can write a letter for a departing employee based on results they saw first-hand.
Draft a letter that speaks to the criteria of a specific scholarship or training scheme.
It is for the person writing the recommendation. Candidates can use it to prepare a draft for their referee, but the referee must review and approve it.
No. It only uses the examples you give, because false claims in a reference can harm both you and the candidate.
Specific examples of what the person did and how they did it. Two concrete stories carry more weight than a list of adjectives.
Yes. If the institution lists questions or criteria, paste them in and the letter will address each one.
Make short text longer by adding relevant detail, examples and explanation without changing your point.
🔁Get several clear new versions of an awkward or repetitive sentence, all with the same meaning.
📰Give a topic and key points and get a structured article draft with headings and a clear flow.
✍️Draft a story-led, first-person article with a strong hook, short paragraphs and a clear takeaway.
📖Turn a premise, characters and setting into an original short story with a full arc.
🎓Rewrite text for a chosen reading level, from young children to adult readers, keeping the facts.