How to use Instagram Bio Generator
Describe the account in one line
In "Who are you and what do you post?", say what you do, where and for whom. Add what visitors should do next, e.g. "ceramics studio in Bergen, small-batch mugs, Saturday workshops, booking via link". A "Start from an example" chip loads a sample to edit. Bios come back in the language you write in.
Set the tone and emoji
Under "Fine-tune (optional)", pick the tone that matches your posts: Friendly, Professional, Witty, Minimal or Bold. For emoji, choose None, A few, or One per line for a list-style bio. Every group is optional.
Choose the call to action
"Call to action" decides the last line: Link in bio, Send a DM, Shop or order, Follow, or None. Pick what you want visitors to do. In your description, say what they get, e.g. a free guide in the link or orders by DM.
Pick one and test it on a phone
Press "Write my bios" to get five options written to fit the 150-character limit, spaces and emoji included. If they sound generic, add one concrete detail such as a number or a place and run again. Hashtags appear only if you ask for them. Check your pick on a phone before saving.
What a real job costs here
Runs on this page cost 3 credits. At the best pack rate that is about $0.0319.
| Pack | Credits | Runs with Short-form Copy |
|---|---|---|
| $9 | 750 | 250 |
| $19 | 1,650 | 550 |
| $39 | 3,500 | 1,166 |
| $79 | 7,300 | 2,433 |
| $149 | 14,000 | 4,666 |
What this model is good at and where it stops
Short-form Copy
What a good Instagram bio does
A bio has one job. In two seconds, it tells a visitor who the account is for and why they should follow. The best ones name the audience or the benefit and add one concrete detail. They end with a single next step. Everything else is decoration.
Write one line about the account
The generator needs the facts only you know: what you do, where and for whom. It also needs what visitors can do next. One or two sentences are enough. Specifics make the difference between a bio that sounds like you and one that sounds like everyone.
Tone, emoji and call to action
Pick a tone that matches your posts, from friendly to bold. Choose no emoji, a few, or one per line for a list-style bio. The call to action decides the last line. Options are the link in bio, a direct message, an order, or a reason to follow.
Stay inside the 150-character limit
Instagram cuts a bio at 150 characters, spaces and emoji included. Every option is written to fit, with line breaks where they help reading. Paste the one you like, then check how it looks on a phone before you save.
Small edits that make a bio work
Swap a general word for a number or a place, and keep one emoji per idea. Put the most important line first, because profile previews show only the start. Update the bio when your offer changes, not only when you are bored of it.
Frequently asked questions
How long can an Instagram bio be?
Up to 150 characters, counting spaces and emoji. Each option from this tool is written to fit that limit.
Can it write a bio in my language?
Yes. Describe your account in the language you want and the bios come back in that language.
Will it add hashtags?
Only if you ask for them in the description. Most bios work better without hashtags.
Does it work for business accounts?
Yes. Add opening hours, the area you serve or how to order. Then pick the call to action that matches it.
Can I use it for TikTok or other profiles?
Yes. Name the platform in your description; TikTok bios are shorter, so ask for 80 characters.
