Instagram Bio Generator

What the generator does, and what it doesn't

It writes from what you typed. Your details go to a free AI model through OpenRouter with a set of rules: use only your facts; never invent results, follower counts, clients or credentials; make no income claims; disclose an AI character as AI. Then the site checks every bio and drops any that runs over 150 characters, uses a number you didn't type, or lacks a disclosure it needs; if fewer than three are left, it asks the model once more. A model can still get a fact wrong, so read each bio and check it before you save it. IImagined does not store what you type, but free model providers may keep prompts, so leave out anything private.

The structure it follows. Line one says what you do, line two who it is for, line three the proof you gave (skipped when you gave none), and line four a call to action that names what is behind your link, such as "Free 7-day plan below" rather than "link below". Two or three words people search for in your niche go in too, because Instagram matches searches against names and bios. The five options move the weight between those lines.

The 150-character rule, checked October 2026. Instagram's Help Center says you can write a bio of up to 150 characters. Spaces, line breaks and emoji all count. The generator counts every character, one per emoji, and shows the count on each option and on the preview. Some apps count an emoji as two, so if Instagram stops you just short of 150, cut a word. For styled letters in your name or bio, the font generator shows what they cost; the bio character limit guide covers the rest.