Make the first line informative
Lead with what you do or who you help. A reader arriving from a post should understand your profile without interpreting a slogan. Your location, specialty, or distinctive service can make a useful second detail.
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Explain who you are, who you help, and why someone should follow you.
Your generated drafts will appear here.
Add your brief and choose a voice. Three different starting points will appear here.
Add your role or business, your specialty, and the people you serve. Include only credentials you can verify.
Choose a platform, voice, and character target for the profile field you plan to use.
Compare three bios, edit the details, and check the final length before pasting into your profile.
The brief
I am Maya, a ceramic artist in Austin. I make colorful handmade mugs and teach beginner pottery workshops. My audience is people who love thoughtful everyday objects.
Illustrative draft
Colorful ceramics, made by hand in Austin. Mugs for everyday rituals + beginner pottery workshops. Explore the latest collection.
Example only. Your generated results will vary.
Lead with what you do or who you help. A reader arriving from a post should understand your profile without interpreting a slogan. Your location, specialty, or distinctive service can make a useful second detail.
For a personal profile, include your role and perspective. For a business, explain the product or service and its audience. Keep awards, experience, and results factual; the AI should not create qualifications for you.
A short bio has room for a few strong details. Try a simple structure: what you do, why it matters, and one next step. Profile fields differ by platform, so choose a character target that matches the field you are editing.
Yes. Describe your business, customers, services, and desired next step. The same tool also works for creators, freelancers, and personal profiles.
Yes. Set a character target between 50 and 500. Each result has a live count so you can shorten it further if your profile field requires it.
No. The examples are illustrative drafts that show how to write a useful brief. They are not testimonials or measured results.
Your brief is sent to Google Gemini to generate the result. This tool does not save your brief or results to a Postly content database. Avoid including private information.
Your next step
Bring your finished drafts into Postly to plan, schedule, and publish across your social channels.