Social media bio grader

Grade your bio as you type, for the platform it lives on.

Platform

Scored live as you type. The rewrite is written by AI and takes a few seconds.

Your score appears as you type

Start writing your social media bio above and every check below updates live.

What your score checks

Clarity

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  • Says what you do or offer
  • Says who it's for

Reason to follow

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  • Gives a reason to follow
  • Has a specific proof point

Next step

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  • Points to a next step

Readability

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  • Fits the platform's character limit
  • No filler or clichés
  • Easy to scan in two seconds

Good to know

What the bio grader checks

Pick the platform and paste your bio. The grader scores four things: clarity (what you do and who it's for), a reason to follow (what people get, backed by one specific proof point), a next step (a link, DM or call to action), and readability (no filler, easy to scan at a glance).

Each line is a yes/no check and the score updates as you type, so you can swap a cliché for a real detail and watch the checks turn green.

Two seconds to decide

Most people who land on a profile decide whether to follow in a glance. "Passionate entrepreneur. Dreamer. Coffee lover." tells them nothing about what they'd get. "Sourdough classes in Lisbon · 1,200+ students taught · Book a Saturday class" says what you do, proves it and tells them where to go next, in about the same space.

One proof point beats five adjectives

Words like "passionate", "results-driven" and "expert" are free to claim, so readers skip them. A number, a niche, a place, a notable client or a past role is something they can picture. Pick the one that matters most to the people you want to follow you.

Character limits by platform

Each app caps the bio, so every word has to earn its place: Instagram 150 characters, TikTok 80, X 160, and LinkedIn 220 for the headline under your name. The app won't let you save more, so count before you paste; emojis and line breaks count too.

Frequently asked questions

What makes a good bio score?

A strong score (70+) says what you do and who it's for, gives a reason to follow, includes one specific proof point, points to a next step, and is free of filler and easy to scan.

Does the grader check the character limit?

Yes. It counts every character, emojis included, against the limit for the platform you pick (Instagram 150, TikTok 80, X 160, LinkedIn headline 220), and the rewrite stays inside it. The other checks judge the words.

Should I use emojis and line breaks?

A few, used as bullets or separators, make a bio easier to scan. A wall of emojis or hashtags does the opposite, and the grader marks it down.

Is a LinkedIn headline the same as a bio?

It does the same job: it's the line people see under your name in search, comments and connection requests. Grade your headline here; your About section is longer and works differently.

What does "Fix it for me" do?

It asks AI to rewrite your bio to pass the checks it currently fails, keeping your voice and within the platform's limit, then scores the rewrite. Details it doesn't know, like a number of clients, are left as a [placeholder].

Do you store the bios I grade?

No. Your text is scored and discarded. Free, no sign-up.

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