Apply Kit · Proof Before Pitch

Turn a gig into a portfolio.

Drop an Upwork job in and get the whole application back — the brief read, a tailored cover letter, and 3–5 sample concepts you can generate on the spot. Pitch with the work, not just words.

Opportunities feed with Build kit on each Upwork job card

How it works

From job post to proof.

One pipeline reads the gig, says what the client actually wants, drafts the letter, and hands you sample concepts ready to render. The samples are the moat — not the letter.

01

Open a gig

From the Opportunities feed, hit Build kit on any job card — it opens the kit as a full subpage inside the v2 shell, with a back button and Open on Upwork in the header.

02

Read the brief

A 2-line brief teaser sits up top; Full brief & risks opens the complete analysis plus honest risk flags in an overlay, so you know what you're walking into.

03

Edit the cover letter

The left column holds an editable cover letter — hook, your fit, free-sample close. Copy it, Regenerate it, or tweak the wording; edits persist on blur. Letter text is free.

04

Generate the samples

The right column lists 3–5 sample concepts, each with a ready-to-run prompt. Pick a model, see the per-image cost, and render one — or Generate all in a single pass. Credits deduct as usual.

05

Apply with proof

Save samples into a brand + campaign, mark the gig applied, and head to Upwork with the work in hand. You can also Refine in campaign to keep iterating in chat.

Everything the kit hands you.

A full application package, built from one job post, in seconds.

  • Brief read — what the client actually wants, plus honest risk flags
  • A tailored cover letter: hook, your fit, free-sample close — editable inline
  • 3–5 sample concepts, each with a ready-to-run image prompt
  • Model picker and per-image cost, matched to the composer
  • Generate all in one pass, or render concepts one at a time
  • Save samples straight into a brand + campaign, or refine in chat

Apply with the work in hand.

Stop writing proposals into the void. Read the brief, draft the letter, and bring the samples.