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Instagram and TikTok bio generator, with a counter

Say what you do, your city, what you offer, how to reach you and your link: the generator writes three bios in French, Arabic, English or Darija. The counter follows the official limits, 150 characters on Instagram and 80 on TikTok, and turns red when you go over. Nothing is sent to Kreators.

Bio language

On Instagram, a link typed in the bio is not clickable: add it under Edit profile, Links as well.

Three bio ideas

Enter at least what you do to see your bios.

Each emoji counts as one character: keep a little margin. Nothing is sent: your answers stay in your browser.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick the language of the bio, then enter your niche, your city, what you offer and how to reach you.

  2. 2

    Compare the three ideas and check each platform’s counter: it turns red past the limit.

  3. 3

    Copy the bio you like and paste it into Edit profile, Bio, on Instagram or TikTok.

Questions? Answered

How many characters can an Instagram bio have?

150 at most, according to Instagram’s Help Center. Spaces, line breaks and emoji all count. Your link has its own field: Edit profile, Links.

How many characters can a TikTok bio have?

80 at most, according to TikTok’s help pages. That is short: one line on what you do, one line for contact. The generator’s second idea is built to fit that limit.

What should a content creator put in their bio?

What you do and for whom, your city for clients looking for a creator nearby, what you offer (UGC, Reels, stories…) and how to reach you, for example “Collabs: WhatsApp”. A client should see within seconds whether they can write to you.

Is the link in my bio clickable?

On Instagram, a link typed in the bio text is not clickable: add it under Edit profile, Links. On TikTok, the Website field is not offered to every account. A Kreators links page gathers your links and a WhatsApp button behind one address.

Why does another counter give a different number?

This counter counts each emoji as one character, even a flag. Some apps count more for combined emoji (flags, skin tones, families): keep a few characters of margin under the limit.