A ChatGPT prompt for your CV

“Improve my CV” gets you a rewrite in the AI’s words. Ask for feedback on yours instead.

Name the job

A CV is strong or weak for a particular role. Say which one, or paste the job ad. It changes what counts as a strength.

Paste the CV, ask for suggestions

Ask for three specific improvements and do the writing yourself. Your CV stays in your voice, and nothing gets added that you didn’t do.

Never let it invent numbers

A result like “grew sales by 30%” only helps if it’s true. If a line needs a number, leave a blank and put in the real one.

For the cover letter, give it your best facts

Without them you get a template. In our follow-up test, the one-line request “write a cover letter for a marketing job” came back with [Company Name] and [X]% left to fill in. Your facts are what make it yours.

Real rewrites

Rough drafts in, Perry’s prompts out. Real, unedited output from our test set and our follow-up test, 22 October 2026.

Feedback on a CV

ChatGPT
Rough draft

help me with my cv

With Perry

Help me improve my CV for [job title or industry]. Review the text below and give me three specific recommendations to make it stronger and more impactful. Do not rewrite it for me. [paste your CV here]

  • Added a placeholder for your target role.
  • Asked for specific feedback instead of a rewrite.
  • Included a placeholder to paste your CV.

Suggestions, not a rewrite: the CV stays yours.

A cover letter

ChatGPT
Rough draft

write a cover letter for a marketing job

With Perry

Write a professional cover letter for a marketing job application, tailored to highlight relevant experience and achievements. Keep it under 300 words in a confident and engaging tone. [paste your resume here]

From our follow-up test. The person filled the blank with two years running Instagram for a coffee roastery, grown from 2,000 to 9,000 followers.

Or let Perry write it

Type your rough request in the chat box, click Perry, fill in the blanks, send.

More: How to write a better prompt, ChatGPT prompts for emails, real rewrites.

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