Free AI Facebook Bio Generator
This Facebook bio generator writes five short bios for your profile or Page, then shows them in a live Intro box so you can see how they read. Every bio stays under 101 characters, and none of them claim things you can't back up.
Free to use. Fair use limits apply.
Family run plumbing in Austin 🔧 Same day repairs, honest quotes
Illustrative profiles. Yours shows up here.
Your Facebook bios
How to use the Facebook bio generator
It takes about a minute, which is roughly how long most people stare at the Intro box before typing "Just living life".
- Pick the account type. Business, creator or personal. A plumber's Page and a personal profile need very different bios.
- Say what you do and who it's for. Facebook visitors often arrive checking whether you're real and local, so be specific: "plumbing in Austin" beats "home services".
- Add your city and one real proof point. Years in business, a review score, a free class. One fact earns more trust than three adjectives.
- Preview, copy, paste. Click Preview to see each bio in an Intro box. Pick one, copy it, then on Facebook go to the Intro section under your profile picture and edit your bio.
Already have a bio or Page intro? Switch to Improve my current bio, paste it in, and get five tighter versions that keep your facts.
Facebook bio examples for profiles and Pages
Six bios the tool wrote from the inputs shown. Click "Use this example" to load the inputs, then make it yours.
Illustrative examples
Local plumber
BusinessInput: family run plumbing · homeowners · Austin, TX · Call · Professional
Family run plumbing in Austin 🔧 Same day repairs, honest quotes
63 / 101
Why it works: what, where and two reasons to trust it, before anyone has to tap "see more".
Yoga studio
BusinessInput: yoga studio · desk workers · Denver · Book · Friendly
Yoga for desk workers in Denver 🧘 Free beginner class every Saturday
68 / 101
Why it works: the free class lowers the risk of trying it, and the city tells locals it's for them.
Food creator
CreatorInput: 15 minute dinners · busy parents · Follow · Friendly
15 minute dinners for busy weeknights New recipe every Sunday
61 / 101
Why it works: a time, a reader and a schedule. People know exactly what following gets them.
Real estate agent
BusinessInput: real estate agent · first time buyers · Toronto · Message us · Professional
Helping first time buyers in Toronto find a place they can afford
65 / 101
Why it works: one line, one audience, one promise. Plain and trustworthy wins on Facebook.
Running club
BusinessInput: running club · all paces · Leicester · Follow · Funny
Leicester's slowest fast running club 🏃 All paces, every Tuesday at 7
69 / 101
Why it works: the joke makes beginners feel welcome, and the day and time do the rest.
Personal
PersonalInput: dad, gardening, pancakes · personal profile · Nothing · Funny
Dad of two. Terrible gardener. Excellent pancakes 🥞
51 / 101
Why it works: a personal bio doesn't need a pitch. Three honest details say plenty.
What to put in your Facebook bio
Facebook bios get read in a very specific moment: someone found you in a group, a comment or a search, and they're deciding whether you're legit. The bio's job is to settle that in one glance.
So the order matters:
- What you do, in plain words. "Family run plumbing", not "solutions for your home".
- Where, if you're local. A city name tells nearby people you're for them.
- One reason to trust you. A real number, a free first visit, a promise you keep.
- What to do next, if there's room. Facebook has buttons for messaging and calling, so this can be short.
Calling yourself "Best plumber in town" is the bio version of Michael Scott's "World's Best Boss" mug. He bought it himself, and everyone could tell. Let the reviews say it.
Profile or Page: where everything else goes
The bio is only one part of your profile. Facebook gives other details their own fields, and using them keeps the bio short and clean.
| Profile part | What it's for | Quick tip |
|---|---|---|
| Bio (in the Intro section) | A short description of you or your Page | What you do, for whom, and where |
| Links | Links to your websites | Your shop, booking page or menu goes here, not in the bio |
| Contact info | Ways people can reach you, like phone, email and social links | Fill it in, so the bio doesn't have to list a phone number |
| Category (Pages) | Shows below your Page name in search | Pick the category your customers would search for |
Meta's help pages describe the Intro as "a bio or brief description of yourself or your Page" and list Links, Contact info and Category as separate details. The short version: THE BIO SAYS WHO YOU ARE, THE OTHER FIELDS SAY HOW TO REACH YOU.
Facebook bio ideas you can steal
Fill in the brackets with your own details, or pick the matching vibe in the tool.
Local business
- "[Service] in [city]. [One trust fact]." e.g. "Dog grooming in Bristol. Calm, cage free, 9 years running."
- "[City]'s [specific thing]. [When or how to visit]."
Creator
- "[What you post] for [who]. New [thing] every [day]." e.g. "Budget travel tips for families. New trip guide every Friday."
Personal
- "[Role in life]. [Hobby you're bad at]. [Thing you're good at]." e.g. "Nurse. Bad at chess. Great at lasagna."
Funny
- "[Job], professionally. [Honest twist], unprofessionally." e.g. "Accountant, professionally. Karaoke legend, unprofessionally."
Facebook bio length, privacy and formatting
Most guides put the Facebook profile bio limit at 101 characters, and every bio this tool writes stays under that, counting spaces, emoji and line breaks. That length also works for a Page intro, so you can use the same text on both.
A few things worth knowing before you paste:
- Your Intro is always public. Meta says the information in the Intro section of your profile is always public, so leave out anything you wouldn't pin to a community noticeboard.
- Put links in the Links field. A website, booking page or Instagram link belongs in Links or Contact info, where people can tap it.
- Short beats complete. One clear line is easier to read on a phone than three crammed ones.
- Emoji are optional. One that replaces a word, like 🔧 for a plumber, is plenty.
Facebook bio mistakes that make people scroll past
- A bio that could belong to anyone. "Living my best life" tells a visitor nothing. Add one real detail.
- Phone numbers and opening hours in the bio. They have their own fields, and they eat your characters.
- Business jargon. "Full service solutions provider" makes people work to understand you. They won't.
- Claims you can't back up. "Best", "#1" and "cheapest" invite comparison, and someone always checks.
- Forgetting the Page and profile are different. If you run a business Page, write the Page bio for customers and keep your personal bio personal.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Facebook bio generator free?
Yes. Free to use. Fair use limits apply.
How many characters can a Facebook bio have?
Most guides put the profile bio limit at 101 characters. Every bio this tool writes stays under that, and the counter shows the exact total.
Who can see my Facebook bio?
Everyone. Meta says the information in the Intro section of your profile is always public, so only write what you're happy for anyone to read.
Where do I find my bio on Facebook?
In the Intro section of your profile, below your profile picture. Edit it there and paste in your new bio.
Can I put a link in my Facebook bio?
Use the Links and Contact info fields instead. They're built for websites, phone numbers and social links, so the bio can stay short.
Is a Page bio different from a profile bio?
Pages also have an Intro, plus a category that shows under the Page name in search. Write the Page bio for customers and keep your personal bio personal.
What should a local business put in its Facebook bio?
What you do, the city or area you serve, and one reason to trust you. Use the contact fields for the phone number and the Links field for your website.
Will the AI make things up about me?
No. It only uses what you type. If a bio would be stronger with a real number or result, it tells you what to add.
Can it write my bio in another language?
Yes. Pick a language from the dropdown and all five bios come out in it.
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