The free generator
- A bio and headline to paste where clients look
- You keep each profile up to date by hand
- Inquiries still land in scattered inboxes
Free bio generator for freelancers, consultants and studios.
Answer five quick questions and get a short bio, a website about section, LinkedIn headlines and a mission statement you can edit and copy. Free, no signup, and it runs in your browser.
No signup First or third person LinkedIn headlines
About your work
Tone
Voice
These are starting drafts. Read them out loud, swap in your own words, and only claim results you can back up.
The connected version
- Proposals and invoices carry your business name
- Clients approve and pay online from a link
- Every client’s messages, files and payments in one record
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Alex RiveraBrand designer
BIOShort bio
As a brand designer, I help wellness startups look established from day one. Recent work: rebrands for 40 independent studios.
Website bio
As a brand designer, I help wellness startups look established from day one. 8 years in, I know what makes a project run smoothly. Recent work: rebrands for 40 independent studios. Clients work with me for clear communication, steady timelines and work that holds up.
Long bio
As a brand designer, I help wellness startups look established from day one. 8 years in, I know what makes a project run smoothly. Recent work: rebrands for 40 independent studios. Clients work with me for clear communication, steady timelines and work that holds up. If that sounds like what you need, get in touch.
LinkedIn headlines
- Brand Designer | Rebrands for 40 independent studios
- Brand Designer for wellness startups | I help you look established from day one
- Brand Designer | Helping wellness startups look established from day one
- I help wellness startups look established from day one | Brand Designer
Mission statement
- To help wellness startups look established from day one, with honest communication and work done right the first time.
- We exist to help wellness startups look established from day one, one well-run project at a time.
Showing a sample until you fill in what you do and who you help.
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Describe your work
What you do, who you help and the result they get. Add proof and a personal detail if you have them.
02
Pick tone and voice
Professional, friendly or bold; first person for your site, third person for speaker and guest bios.
03
Edit and paste
Copy the version that fits: a short bio for social profiles, the longer one for your about page.
The upgrade path
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Workspace369 — the connected version
- Inquiries, email and texts on one client record
- Proposals clients approve online, then invoices from the same record
- A client portal for files, invoices and messages
- A 14-day free trial, then plans from $29 a month
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Freelancer bio FAQ
What should a freelancer bio include?
What you do, who you do it for, and the result they get, in the first sentence. Then one piece of proof (a client, a result or a credential), how you work, and a line that invites the next step. A personal detail is optional but makes the bio easier to remember.
Should a bio be in first or third person?
Use first person on your own website, LinkedIn and proposals: it reads as a conversation with the client. Use third person when someone else introduces you, such as a conference program, a podcast page or a guest post.
How long should a freelancer bio be?
One or two sentences (about 30 to 50 words) for social profiles and directories, and 80 to 150 words for an about page or proposal. If a sentence doesn’t help a client decide to contact you, cut it.
What makes a good LinkedIn headline for a freelancer?
Say who you help and what changes for them, not just your job title. “Brand designer for wellness startups | I help you look established from day one” tells a prospect in one line whether you are for them.
Do I need a mission statement as a freelancer?
Not formally, but writing one sentence about who you serve and why helps you say no to work that doesn’t fit and keeps your bio, website and proposals consistent. Keep it short enough to remember.
Is what I type stored?
No. The drafts are built in your browser from what you type, and nothing is sent to Workspace369 or saved after you close the page.
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