The Best Tinder Bios & Tips for Guys

Co-authored by Maya Diamond, MA and Aly Rusciano

Last Updated: October 25, 2022 References

Want someone to swipe right on your Tinder profile? Well, it all comes down to the bio. Your Tinder bio is your first impression to potential matches, so what should it say? Before you panic, keep reading because we’ve got the best Tinder bios for guys and all the extra tips you need to make your profile great. All you have to do is find a bio you like, copy, paste, and personalize!

Things You Should Know

Try a funny, flirty, or creative bio for an easy way to stand out from other profiles.
Show off your personality in your Tinder bio to attract potential matches.
Avoid leaving your bio blank. Potential matches are less likely to swipe right if your profile doesn't have a bio.

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Funny Tinder Bios

Try a funny bio to make potential matches laugh. Who doesn’t love a witty and silly pun or joke? Using humor in your Tinder bio is a great way to show off your comedic side and attract others with the same sense of humor. Check out these funny bios:
- “I’m Mat, and I’m hoping you don’t walk all over me.”^{[1]
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- “Cute enough to take your breath away, but smart enough to bring it back.”
- “‘So, kids, I swiped right, and that’s how I met your father.’ - You, after a decade.”
- “Last time I was somebody’s type, I was donating blood.”

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Flirty Tinder Bios

Captivate a match right away with a flirtatious bio. Keep it simple, sweet, and a bit tacky to say, “Hey, I’m all about that romance.” Give your potential matches a wink and make them blush with one of these one-liners:
- “The only thing I wear is husband material.”
- “Felt cute, might delete later.”
- “Feel free to add me to your to-do list.”
- “If we match, we’re getting married, right?”

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Creative Tinder Bios

Show off your creative side with a bio that’s unique to you. Tinder users see hundreds of bios a day, so make yours stand out with something that creatively showcases your personality. You’re not like other guys! Try putting a personal spin on one of these creative bios:
- “Pros: Great at making pasta Cons: Can only make pasta”^{[2]
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- “2 truths and a lie: I’m double jointed. I have a 3-legged cat. I’ve been stung by a jellyfish in Hawaii.”
- “Song that sums up my life: Red Solo Cup by Toby Keith”
- “In a zombie apocalypse, I’d lock myself in a 7/11 and survive on Slurpees.”

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Suggestive Tinder Bios

Tell potential matches exactly what you’re here for with a suggestive bio. Looking for a quick hookup or to have a little fun? If you’re not using Tinder for a long-term relationship, amp up the sex appeal. Make a potential match’s imagination run wild with one of these bios:
- “I can touch my elbow with my tongue.”^{[3]
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- “Looking for a bad boy? Looks like you've come to the right place.”
- “72% gentleman, 28%...You’ll have to find out.”
- “Naughty or nice? You decide.”

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Engaging Tinder Bios

Grab a potential match’s attention with an engaging bio. Showcase something interesting in your bio. That could be a favorite hobby, activity, or even an unpopular opinion. Give potential matches something to ask you questions about. Here are some examples:
- “Looking for someone to watch crime documentaries with.”^{[4]
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- “Would you rather never be able to eat potatoes or only ever be able to eat potatoes?”
- “I dare you to send your best pickup line.”
- “Unpopular opinion: Pineapple belongs on pizza.”

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Simple Tinder Bios

Stick to a simple bio that describes your personality. Who says you have to try super hard to get matches? If witty or sexy one-liners aren’t your thing, try a classic bio that highlights your leading attributes. Rework one of these examples to match your personality:
- “Rebellious Aquarius who likes bending the spines of paperbacks.”
- “Journalist. Capricorn. Can speak 3 languages.”
- “Just an easy-going guy who talks too much and likes football.”
- “I couldn’t live without sunrises, cookie dough ice cream, or Wheel of Fortune.”

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Tips for Making the Best Profile

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Keep your profile about you. You’re the main character of your life, so make sure your profile is primarily about you. Feature pictures of you and you only. Include a list of your favorite activities, what you like to do on a lazy day, and/or a beloved movie or musician.^{[5]
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- Letting your personality show is the best way to capture potential matches, so don’t be afraid to be different and authentically you! After all, your profile should express yourself and all your loveable quirks.
- Take a flattering photo of yourself or use a candid shot taken by a friend as your first profile picture, as it's more appealing than a selfie.^{[6]
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Explain why you’re on Tinder. Believe it or not, someone’s more likely to swipe right when a profile details why they’re interested in online dating. Including a brief or clever line about why you’re on the app helps attract people that feel the same way or have a similar goal. Here are some examples:^{[7]
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- “Looking for someone to become friends first and maybe more after.”
- “I’m not here to make friends or to have a serious relationship—just looking to have some fun!”
- “Seeking a serious relationship and possible chef.”
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Keep your bio short and sweet. Tinder profiles have a 500-character limit but aim for even less. We know you have a lot to say about yourself (as you should because you’re amazing), but potential matches aren’t looking for a lengthy novel about your life. Give them the bullet points of your best attributes rather than detailing everything about yourself right away.^{[8]
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- Give potential matches something to ask you about. The goal of an online dating profile is to spark a conversation. If you detail everything, a match won’t have any questions to ask.
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Never leave your profile blank. Potential matches want to learn about you, but they can’t do that if there’s nothing about you in your profile. Even the smallest detail can have more people swiping right!
- If you’re not sure what to put in your bio, write down a list of your interests and hobbies. Then, think about how you can tweak our above examples to fit your personality.
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Double-check your grammar and spelling. A Tinder bio is your first impression, so make sure everything is grammatically correct and spelled right.^{[9]
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Sprinkle in 1 or 2 emojis if you want. Emojis are a fun way to express yourself, but using too many or ones with obscure meanings could hinder you. Use them sparingly, and stay clear of emojis only your friends would understand.^{[10]
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- A 🙂 or 😊 after a friendly bio could be an exception as it universally radiates positive energy.
- A 🐶 or 🐱 in a bio discussing a love for dogs or cats may also be acceptable to show your playful side.
- A 😉 or 😏 might be used in a flirty bio but may come off as too suggestive.