Media Kit Generator
Make a one-page media kit for brand deals: your photo, platform stats, audience, past partners and rates, downloaded as a clean A4 PDF. Free, no sign-up.
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Ana Ruiz
@anaruiz.ceramics
Ceramics, slow living and design
About
I make handmade tableware in Bogotá and share the process: the wheel, the glazes and the mistakes. My audience is mostly design-minded women aged 25 to 40 who buy handmade and care where things come from.
Platforms
48.2K followers · 4.1%
TikTok
126K followers · 6.3%
Audience
Top locations: Colombia, Mexico, United States
Age: 25 to 40
Gender: 78% women, 21% men
Brands I have worked with
Casa Barro, Café La Sierra, Tierra Studio
Rates
Instagram Reel$650
TikTok video$800
Let's work together
hello@example.com contentanchor.com/yourname
A4, real text you can select and search. Made in your browser.
How to make a media kit
Add who you are
A photo, your name and handle, your niche and two or three lines about what you make.
Add your numbers
Followers, average views and engagement for each platform you work on, up to six.
Add proof and rates
Your audience, the brands you have worked with, and your rates if you share them.
Download the PDF
One A4 page in your colour, with a clickable email and link, ready to attach.
What brands look for in a media kit
A brand reading your media kit is asking three things: does this person's audience match our customers, do people actually watch and react to their posts, and will working with them be easy. Your audience section answers the first, your views and engagement rate the second, and a clear contact line the third.
Keep it to one page. A brand manager might read twenty of these in a day, and the creators who get replies are the ones whose numbers can be read in ten seconds.
PDF or a page?
A PDF is what brands expect as an attachment, and it is what this tool makes. Its weakness is that it is frozen: the day you hit a new milestone, every copy you have sent is out of date. Many creators keep both, a PDF for emails and a live link in bio page with the same stats that they update as they grow.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is a media kit?
A media kit is a one-page summary a creator sends to brands: who you are, who follows you, how your content performs and what working together costs. It answers a brand's first questions before they ask, which makes it much easier for them to say yes.
What should a media kit include?
Your name and photo, a short bio, your follower counts and typical views for each platform, your engagement rate, a picture of your audience such as top countries and age, the brands you have worked with, your rates if you share them, and how to contact you. This generator has a field for each.
Should I put my rates in my media kit?
It depends. Listing rates saves time with brands that would never meet them, and it anchors the conversation. Leaving them off keeps room to price each deal. Many creators list a starting price, such as From $500, and send a full rate card on request.
Is the media kit generator free?
Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark, and the PDF is made in your browser, so your photo and numbers are never uploaded.
Can I use emoji or other alphabets in the PDF?
The PDF uses Helvetica, a font every PDF reader has, which covers English and Western European letters such as á, ñ and ü. Emoji and other scripts can't be drawn with it, so they are left out of the PDF, and the page tells you when that happens.
How often should I update my media kit?
Every month or two, or whenever your numbers move a lot. Brands notice stale stats. Keeping a live version on a link in bio page means anyone with the link always sees the latest one.
How do I work out my engagement rate?
Add up the likes, comments and shares on your recent posts, divide by the number of posts and then by your followers, and multiply by 100. The free engagement rate calculator does it for you.