MEDIA KIT GENERATOR · RUNS IN YOUR BROWSER · NOTHING UPLOADED
Build a free creator media kit
Fill in the form once, and get a ready-to-send sponsorship one-sheet — a downloadable, self-contained page and a plain-text version for email or a brand's intake form. No account, no signup, nothing sent to a server.
Numbers from the brand deal rate calculator
These came from the link you followed, not from a server —
nothing was uploaded and nothing here is stored outside your own browser.
Adding them appends to the platform and rate-card boxes below; anything you
have already typed is kept.
Your info
A few sentences to a couple of short paragraphs. Blank lines start a new paragraph in the output.
Paste a link to a photo you already host somewhere (your site, an Instagram post, a public Drive/Dropbox link). This tool doesn't accept file uploads — nothing you haven't already made public leaves your device.
Your media kit
Preview
Common questions
What is a creator media kit?
A one-page summary a content creator sends to a brand considering a sponsorship — bio, platform reach and engagement, audience demographics, past partnerships, and a rate card — so a brand can evaluate the fit and know what to offer without a back-and-forth email. More background: what belongs in a media kit, and what doesn't.
Is this free, and do I need an account?
Yes, and no. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored anywhere but your own browser. Fill in the form and download the result — there is no account, no watermark, and no upsell.
Where does my photo come from?
You paste a link to a photo you already host somewhere (your own site, an Instagram post, a public Google Drive/Dropbox link, an image host). This tool does not accept file uploads, so nothing you have not already made public ever leaves your device.
Should I include a rate card if I've never charged for a post before?
Yes, even a first guess. A brand reading a media kit with no rates still has to ask what you charge, which is exactly the back-and-forth this tool exists to skip — and a stated starting rate is easy to revise upward once you have a few paid partnerships to compare against.
How is this different from Kitly?
Kitly links your social accounts for a media kit that updates itself automatically; this tool needs no account and no social-media linking at all — you fill in a form and download a self-contained file right now. See this generator vs. Kitly for the full comparison.
Why not just build one in a document editor?
You can — a word processor or slide deck holds the same content. What it won't do on its own is warn you a rate card or contact email is missing, or keep a plain-text copy in sync with the formatted one. See this generator vs. assembling one by hand for the full comparison.