Resignation Letter Generator
Write a clean, professional resignation letter to your employer in minutes. Add your role and notice details, preview live, and download a ready-to-sign PDF.
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About the Resignation Letter Generator
A resignation letter is the formal note an employee writes to their employer to give notice that they are leaving their role. It records the designation being resigned, the last working day calculated from the notice period, and usually a short note of thanks and an offer to support the handover. A courteous, well-structured resignation letter helps you leave on good terms and keeps your professional relationships intact. This free generator helps you write a clean, professional resignation letter and download it as a PDF in minutes.
How to create your resignation letter in 3 steps
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How to write a professional resignation letter
- Open with the date and the person or company you are addressing
- State clearly that you are resigning from your designation
- Mention your last working day in line with your notice period
- Keep any reason brief and positive, the reason is optional
- Thank the organisation and offer to help with a smooth handover
- Close with your name and signature
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Frequently Asked Questions
A professional resignation letter states the date, the person you are addressing, your designation and a clear statement that you are resigning. It mentions your last working day calculated as per your notice period, a short note of gratitude, and an offer to support the handover. Keeping the reason brief and positive is good practice, and the reason is optional.
Your last working day is usually the date your resignation takes effect plus your notice period as set out in your appointment letter or company policy. For example, with a 30 day notice period and a letter dated 16 May, the last working day would generally fall around 15 June. Always confirm the exact date with your employer.
No. A reason is optional. If you choose to include one, keep it brief and professional. Many people simply state that they are moving on to a new opportunity or for personal reasons.
It is common to address the letter to your reporting manager and mark a copy to HR, or to address it to whoever your company policy specifies. If you are unsure, you can leave the addressee name blank and the letter will use a neutral salutation.
No. The details you enter stay in your browser and are used only to build the preview and the PDF. Nothing is sent to our servers.
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