X Bio Grader: Score Your Twitter Bio Out of 10

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   Type your handle. We read your public bio, follower count, pinned post and about 20 recent posts. If the lookup fails, paste your bio instead.

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   Get your score. Your bio is checked for who you help, proof, a clear topic and a reason to follow, then scored out of 10 with the 3 fixes that matter most.

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   Pick a rewrite. Two or three new versions in your voice, each under 160 characters and built only from facts you already shared. Copy one, tweak it, paste it into X.

People click your profile after a post they liked. Your bio decides whether they follow. It has to say who you help and with what, back it up with a number or a result, make it clear what you post about, and give a reason to follow. Want examples? Browse Twitter bio templates from real accounts with 1,000+ followers.

What makes a good X bio?

A good X bio answers four questions in one glance: who you help, with what, why anyone should believe you (a number or a real result), and what they get by following. Clear beats clever. A visitor decides in a few seconds whether your posts are for them.

How long should a Twitter bio be?

X allows 160 characters. Most strong bios use 100 to 150 so they stay readable on a phone without a wall of text. Every rewrite this tool suggests fits the 160-character limit.

How is the score worked out?

Each bio is checked for who you help, proof, a clear topic and a reason to follow. Each check is worth about 2 points, and the last 2 come from how clear and specific it reads. Most bios land between 3 and 7.

Does it post anything or need my X login?

No. It never posts, follows or changes anything on your account, and it does not need your login. It reads your public profile and about 20 recent public posts, the same things anyone can see on x.com.

Will the rewrites make up numbers?

They are told to use only facts already in your bio, pinned post or recent posts, exactly as written. AI can still get things wrong, so check every number and claim before you paste a rewrite into your profile.

What do you store?

Only your handle, the bio that was graded and the result, kept so a repeat check within 24 hours is instant. If you ask us to email your results, the email goes to our email provider to send them; it is not saved with your grade.