Which button should I use?
Copy for Google Docs
Use this if you don't have Word. It copies your finished page and shows a link to a new Google Doc. Paste it there. You only need a free Google account.
Download Word
Use this to edit on your computer or to upload to a job site. Most application systems read Word files best.
Download PDF
Use this only when an application asks for a PDF. You can't edit a PDF, so keep your Word or Google Doc copy too.
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This names your files, like Lakeshore Resume and Lakeshore Cover Letter. No company in the posting? Type the job title instead.
Click the copy icon in the top right corner of the AI's resume box, then paste it here. Your name and contact line come from the top of the box.
Copied. Open a blank Google Doc and paste it in: Ctrl+V on Windows, Cmd+V on a Mac, or press and hold, then Paste, on a phone.
Open Google Docs
For the same look, choose File, then Page setup, and set all four margins to 0.75 inch. Need a Word file later? Choose File, then Download, then Microsoft Word.
Open Google Docs
For the same look, choose File, then Page setup, and set all four margins to 0.75 inch. Need a Word file later? Choose File, then Download, then Microsoft Word.
Click the copy icon in the top right corner of the AI's cover letter box, then paste it here. Your name and contact line come from the top of the box.
Copied. Open a blank Google Doc and paste it in: Ctrl+V on Windows, Cmd+V on a Mac, or press and hold, then Paste, on a phone.
Open Google Docs
For the same look, choose File, then Page setup, and set all four margins to 0.75 inch. Need a Word file later? Choose File, then Download, then Microsoft Word.
Open Google Docs
For the same look, choose File, then Page setup, and set all four margins to 0.75 inch. Need a Word file later? Choose File, then Download, then Microsoft Word.