Cover letter
Cover letter styles
A cover letter style applies a layout, a lettering set, and a palette in one step. You can still change the wording, the accent, and the header afterwards.
Most popular
The five that suit the widest range of applications.
- Creative Pitch Cover LetterUmber band across the top, sans throughout — opens like a proposal
- Personal Branding Cover LetterName left, sender block right, sans headings over a serif body
- Editorial Cover LetterCentred serif name over a rule, no colour anywhere
- Portfolio-Style Cover LetterWide margins, serif headings, a soft green wash behind the name
- Modern Minimal Cover LetterQuiet header, one grey, nothing else on the page
The wider catalogue
Fifteen more, nine to a page.
- Creative Designer Cover LetterRosewood letterhead with sans headings over a serif body
- Visual Cover LetterPrussian band with a lighter sheen through it
- Bold Typography Cover LetterSplit header, near-black grotesque, no colour to hide behind
- Minimalist Professional Cover LetterThe quiet header and a single slate grey — safe anywhere
- Storytelling Cover LetterSerif throughout on a sandstone wash, for a letter that runs long
- Executive Creative Cover LetterMidnight band, serif headings over sans — senior without the starch
- Art Director Cover LetterGraphite field behind a split header
- Graphic Designer Cover LetterAubergine letterhead with a lighter band through the middle
- Modern Corporate Cover LetterSplit header, midnight blue, sans over serif — the safe formal choice
- Luxury / Premium Cover LetterCentred serif on bronze, ivory ink across the band
- Swiss Typography Cover LetterFlush left, one grotesque, a single red for the name
- Geometric Cover LetterSplit header over an indigo blend
- Infographic Cover LetterBanded letterhead in prussian blue, to sit beside a charted resume
- Personal Brand Cover LetterLetterhead in a deep navy tint, sans headings over a serif body
- One-Page Creative Cover LetterWide margins and a rosewood wash — short, warm, and done in a page