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Media kit maker

Make a one-page media kit to send to brands: who you are, your platforms and audience, past partners, rates and contact. Watch it take shape, then print it or save it as a PDF. Nothing is uploaded or sent.

About you

Platforms

Use the numbers your platforms show today and the average of recent posts, not your best one. Brands often ask for screenshots of your analytics.

Audience

Rates

Work out your rates with the sponsorship rate calculator

Contact

Saving on this device

Off by default. When on, what you type is kept in this browser so you can update the kit later. It is not sent to CentDaily or anyone else; leave it off on a shared computer.

Opens your browser's print window. Choose "Save as PDF" as the printer to get a file. Turn off headers and footers there for a clean page.

Tips for a media kit that works

  • Keep it to one page. Brands skim. Lead with your niche, your audience and your best numbers.
  • Be accurate. Use real, current numbers. Brands check, and bought followers or inflated views can end a deal.
  • Disclose paid posts. The FTC expects every sponsored post to be clearly labeled, so tell brands you will disclose the partnership.

What this tool does

A media kit is a short document creators send to brands to show who they are, who follows them and what a partnership costs. This maker builds a clean one-page kit from what you type: your name and niche, your platforms with followers and average views, your audience, brands you have worked with, your rates and contact details. You see the page as you type, then print it or save it as a PDF from your browser's print window.

What to put in it

Tips

Keep it to one page and update it every few months. Never inflate numbers: brands often ask for screenshots of your analytics. Tell brands you will label paid posts, because the FTC expects every sponsored post to be clearly disclosed.

Private by design

Everything you type stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to CentDaily or anyone else. If you tick "Remember this media kit on this device", the text is kept in this browser's storage so you can update the kit later; leave it off on a shared computer.

Frequently asked questions

How do I save the media kit as a PDF?

Press "Print or save as PDF", then choose "Save as PDF" as the printer. Turn off headers and footers for a clean page.

Should I put my rates in a media kit?

Many creators list starting prices so brands know the range, and agree the final price for each deal. You can also leave the rates out and send them on request.

What numbers do brands look at?

Usually average views or reach, engagement and who the audience is, more than total followers. Show the average of recent posts, not your best one.

Is my information uploaded?

No. The kit is built in your browser and saved only if you tick the box to remember it on this device.

How we calculate

The formula in plain words

Total followers = the sum of the followers you enter for each platform; average views per post = the sum of the average views you enter. Numbers are shown in short form (12.5K).

Assumptions and limits

Data and sources

Main sources: FTC: FTC's Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking; FTC: Disclosures 101 for Social Media Influencers.

Methodology last reviewed: October 19, 2026. Methodology, rounding and corrections

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