Picture Cover Letter Templates

Why’s it called the “Original Picture”?

The header of the “Original Picture” is what makes it so compelling. Distinct, unique, and with space for a photo, it has everything you need to leave a lasting impression.

Who should use it?

If originality and creativity are traits you want to emphasize with your cover letter, the “Original Picture” ticks all the boxes.

Format and styling details

Major Features

• Tasteful design details that elevate your cover letter

Text Details

• Heading Font: Oxygen
• Content Font: Oxygen
• Name Font Size: 24pt
• Content Font Size: 11pt

Why’s it called the “Top”?

Made to draw attention to your name and photo at the top of the template, this design screams confidence.

Who should use it?

The striking header makes this template a top choice among job applicants seeking to make an impression.

Format and styling details

Major Features

• A bold header with room for a photo

Text Details

• Heading Font: Heebo
• Content Font: Heebo
• Name Font Size: 35pt
• Content Font Size: 10pt

Why’s it called the “Photo”?

Who says that color should be reserved for the header of your cover letter? Frame yourself and your experience in a way that catches employers’ attention with the “Photo”.

Who should use it?

Want to literally and figuratively highlight all the reasons why you’re the most qualified person for the job? The “Photo” does the trick.

Format and styling details:

Major Features

• A colorful background on which to display your greatest accomplishments

Text Details

• Heading Font: Cormorant SC
• Content Font: Source Sans Pro
• Name Font Size: 35
• Content Font Size: 11

Why’s it called the “Headshot”?

This template makes clever use of color to add a bit of dimension to your cover letter without going overboard on the design details. The two-tone color scheme keeps things exciting and makes your headshot pop.

Who should use it?

The “Headshot” is a great choice for actors, models, and professionals in the entertainment industry. However, its minimalistic yet attractive design makes it suitable for job seekers in any field.

Format and styling details:

Major Features

• Headshot accentuated by a colorful bubble

Text Details

• Heading Font: Lato
• Content Font: Lato
• Name Font Size: 28
• Content Font Size: 11

Why’s it called the “Great”?

A colorful contact information section separates the header from the body of the cover letter, creating a perfectly balanced design.

Who should use it?

What makes this template great is that it’s highly versatile. Anyone in search of a classic template with modern flair has found their perfect match.

Format and styling details:

Major Features

• An eye-catching contact information section that adds a pop of color to your cover letter

Text Details

• Heading Font: Playfair Display
• Content Font: PT Sans
• Name Font Size: 30pt
• Content Font Size: 11pt

Why’s it called the “Fun”?

Tired of seeing the same generic black, white, and gray cover letter templates? Hiring managers surely are too. Give them a welcome break with our “Fun” template.

Who should use it?

Teachers, receptionists, bartenders, the list goes on and on. Anyone who will be the first point of contact for customers or clients and wants to show off their vibrant personality.

Format and styling details

Major Features

• A bubble framed photo at the center of the header

Text Details

• Heading Font: Bitter
• Content Font: Bitter
• Name Font Size: 30pt
• Content Font Size: 11pt

Why’s it called the “Fresh”?

Clean lines, a straightforward layout and appealing colors make this template a breath of fresh air.

Who should use it?

The “Fresh” matches the needs of professionals who want to take their cover letter to the next level visually. This template achieves just that, without distracting from your accomplishments.

Format and styling details:

Major Features

• A minimalistic header that emphasizes your name and title

Text Details

• Heading Font: Inter
• Content Font: Inter
• Name Font Size: 35pt
• Content Font Size: 11pt

Why’s it called the “Cute”?

With a soft color gradient the “Cute” seamlessly blends charm with professionalism while adding a touch of personality to your cover letter.

Who should use it?

If you’re looking for a template that stands out without being too flashy, the “Cute” fits the bill.

Format and styling details

Major Features

• Bold colors that highlight your name and make it stick in hiring managers’ minds

Text Details

• Heading Font: Quicksand
• Content Font: Inter
• Name Font Size: 30pt
• Content Font Size: 11pt