Make a one-page bio website
Paste your bio and get a clean one-page site: who you are, your work, talks or publications and how to reach you. Download free, publish with an account.
This preview shows the first first 10 sections and does not keep your file.
Researchers, authors, speakers and consultants all have a bio somewhere: in a conference programme, on a faculty page, in an email. A one-page bio website pulls it into a page you control and can link from your signature or social profiles. This tool takes the bio you already have and organises it: who you are, your background, selected work, talks and teaching, and how to get in touch. It only uses what the bio says, so it will not add publications or affiliations you did not mention.
What you get
Your bio, organised
A long paragraph becomes sections: about, background, selected work, talks and contact.
Nothing invented
Publications, awards and affiliations appear only if your bio mentions them.
Easy to share
One HTML file to download, or a link from an account.
How it works
- Step 1
Paste your bio.
- Step 2
See the one-page site.
- Step 3
Download it, or create a free account to edit and publish.
Who uses it
Academics
A simple personal page for conferences and students.
Authors and speakers
A page to send to event organisers and journalists.
Consultants
A credible page to link from proposals and your email signature.
Questions
How long should the bio be?
A short paragraph works, and so does a full page. The preview reads up to about 6,000 characters.
Can it list my publications with links?
The preview uses the text you paste and does not add links. In your account you can edit sections and add links.
Is it a replacement for a university profile?
No. It is an additional page you control. Keep your official profile up to date as well.
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See it on real examples
Three actual runs of this tool. Open one to see the input and the whole result.