Ready for a bloody massacre of the “best Tinder bios for guys”?
This post is unlike anything you’ll find on this topic.
Because you’ll see the most common bios presented online…
- Broken down
- Explained
- Spit on
- Teared apart
- And sometimes (but rarely) praised…
So you can finally understand which Tinder bios work, and which ones are straight garbage (spoiler: most ones suck without you noticing it).
You’ll see:
Good Tinder bios
Useless Tinder bios (+ reason why)
Funny Tinder bios
So-called ’flirty’ Tinder Bios
And… well, um… cute Tinder bios?
(Apparently, some people google for these as well, don’t judge me.)
Finally, at the end, I’ll show you how to write a great bio that gets women to text you first. May this be the last list of Tinder bios you’ll ever look at. Amen.
But WAIT…
Do women actually care about Tinder bios?
Solid question.
Someone on Reddit wondered the same:
The top answer from women:
I can hear your inner critic say:
“Herman, that’s just what a random woman said on Reddit; you won’t fool me that easily. Gimme some more convincing proof.”
Here you go:
A recent university study discovered that Tinder profiles with a bio had 4 times more matches than profiles without one.
So yes, bios are still worth it.
Now let’s take a look at the “finest” Tinder bios for guys the internet has to offer…
Breakdown of 207+ Tinder bios for guys
Alright, let’s get down to business:
Tinder Bio #1:
Do you know what else you won? Spending the next weekend alone on your couch.
Breakdown: Too much bragging.
How to improve: This bio can’t be saved anymore.
Tinder Bio #2:
Breakdown: People are inherently lazy. So, encouraging anyone who reads your bio to put in any effort will backfire and lead to fewer matches.
How to improve: Make it easier to respond. For example, you can ask her a simple yes or no question.
Tinder Bio #3:
Breakdown: The core idea is not bad. By using contrast, you can show your personality’s different sides.
How to improve: To make it more powerful, use some facts that don’t come across as bragging.
Tinder Bio #4:
Breakdown: Way too complicated! If she has to read it twice or think about what you wrote for a second, you lose her attention.
How to improve: It’s just too complicated to be saved. The idea lacks clarity. Your bio should be as clear as possible.
Tinder Bio #5:
Breakdown: The only issue I see with this one is that it can fall into the category of “guy humor.” Things most men find funny, but most women don’t.
How to improve: If you want to use this one, you should first ask a female friend with a great sense of humor to look at it.
– Backed by behavioral science…
Send it, see how women respond, and use this conversation starter anytime you want:
Tinder Bio #6:
Creep mode activated! This bio is straight out of the how-to-write sleazy bio manual.
Breakdown: Bios that can be misunderstood as creepy don’t work. The woman will just think you ain’t getting any and swipe left.
How to improve: Never use that one.
Tinder Bio #7:
Breakdown: A pop culture reference can be a great way to show you’re not living under a rock. But if you want to use one, make sure it’s something the woman you want to date can relate to. So if your dream girl is a giant Drake fan, this one could work.
How to improve: Consider if the type of girl you want is a Drake fan. If she isn’t, then don’t use this bio.
Tinder Bio #8:
I guess someone typed into ChatGPT, “Give me a creepy bio, please.”
Breakdown: While it sounds clever, it’s way too sexual. And most women, even if they like your profile pictures, will not match with you because of this bio.
How to improve: Hit the delete button.
Tinder Bio #9:
Stop f*ucking bragging!
Breakdown: If you’re talking about how great you are, all she’ll do is wonder why you need to do that. And if she’s skeptical, then she won’t swipe right.
How to improve: It would be better to make fun of yourself.
Tinder Bio #10:
Ah, qualifying… the ugly cousin of bragging.
Breakdown: The idea here is to show through your bio that you get a lot of matches. But you’ll create the opposite effect. The only question she’ll ask will be, “Why are you so desperately trying to prove how desirable you are?”
How to improve: Don’t put in your bio that she needs to qualify herself.
Tinder Bio #11:
Breakdown: It’s textbook girl humor and could work.
How to improve: For this bio to have maximum impact, your pictures must show your personality. Because you’re not sharing anything personal but just joking around.
Tinder Bio #12:
Breakdown: It’s borderline sexual, but it’s still okay.
How to improve: Don’t use this bio if you’re not sure you have great profile pictures.
Tinder Bio #13:
Too needy!
Breakdown: This bio tries to be funny. I believe it was written by someone who had never met a woman but had to guess what women would find funny. All you’ll achieve with this bio is that she’ll think you’re desperate.
How to improve: You can’t.
Tinder Bio #14:
Breakdown: This bio shows you’re not a confident man. You’re basically begging a woman to talk to you. It’s not a very sexy trade.
How to improve: Stay away from this one; it cannot be saved.
Tinder Bio #15:
Breakdown: This bio is way too clever. If it looks like you thought about it for a while, then women will think you’re trying too hard. It’s a sign you’re not so good with women.
How to improve: Think simpler and toss this one into the trash can.
Tinder Bio #16:
Breakdown: Okay, this bio seems to have been written by a writer on Fiverr who’s trying too hard to suck up to a woman. It’s way too needy.
How to improve: The only useful part of the bio is the self-damaging admission at the end. You can use it to create a contrast… by saying something positive about yourself first and ending by saying that you don’t have a sense of humor.
Tinder Bio #17:
Talk is cheap. Don’t talk about it, show her.
Breakdown: This bio tries to demonstrate that you’re looking for something serious. But it’ll have the opposite effect and make her more suspicious.
How to improve: Show through your texting that you’re interested in getting to know her instead of talking about it on your profile.
Tinder Bio #18:
No! Just NO!
Breakdown: It’s way too soon to talk about kids. And it’s also too sexual at the same time. A woman would look at this bio and think you’re expecting too much from a match. So she would swipe left on you as they’re afraid you’re too intense.
How to improve: Don’t talk about making babies in your bio.
Tinder Bio #19:
She’ll say no!
Breakdown: It seems someone programmed ChatGPT to create a very needy and depressing bio. It just comes across as very desperate.
How to improve: I can only see this profile having any chance of getting matches if you rewrite the worst date ever part. It can be something like: “All I can offer you is that you’ll have the worst date ever. :)” It would work together with some great profile pictures.
Tinder Bio #20:
Breakdown: Okay, the guy who created this bio was never hugged by his mom. Desperation is never sexy. Again, bragging is not good, but talking about how desperate you are is either.
How to improve: I can’t save this one.
Tinder Bio #21:
Breakdown: Ah, the same old pattern. Let’s show how picky we are, so we will attract women. It won’t work. It’s like going to McDonald’s while on a diet to tell the employees that you no longer eat burgers. They won’t care, or they won’t believe you.
How to improve: It’s beyond repair.
Tinder Bio #22:
Breakdown: Instead of sounding cool, all you do is prove that you have a very small d*ck.
How to improve: Instead of talking about how great you are, talk about your shortcomings. Or mention how hard you work towards your achievement, so you come across as humble.
Tinder Bio #23:
Breakdown: Great message, but the wrong place and wrong time. This belongs inside a Tony Robbins event and not your bio.
How to improve: Don’t use generic quotes or philosophical statements in your bio.
Tinder Bio #24:
Breakdown: It’s fine to feel like this, but saying it will attract gold diggers.
How to improve: If you want to attract gold diggers, leave it as it is. Otherwise, talk about your career in your texts and not in your bio.
Tinder Bio #25:
Breakdown: To everyone who writes articles about creating a Tinder Bio… if you’re reading this, please stop hiring needy writers who never had a girl in their life.
How to improve: It’s too lame and would only work in a romantic comedy movie. In the real world, it’s beyond saving.
Tinder Bio #26:
And you’re full of yourself. So no match for you!
Breakdown: The goal is to show how cool and funny you are. But you’ll come across as a lame douchebag.
How to improve: Don’t talk about how great you are.
Tinder Bio #27:
Neediness alert!
Breakdown: It’ll make women suspicious if you talk about how “serious” you are. They’ll think it’s a trick to get in their pants.
How to improve: Don’t use this as your bio. Or follow up to the ‘looking for a soulmate’ bit with a joke that women would find funny. For example: “I’m looking for a soulmate who can wait on the gasman tomorrow because I’m too busy at work.”
Tinder Bio #28:
Breakdown: Your goal is to get a date and not to give a philosophy lecture.
How to improve: A hard pass for this bio.
Tinder Bio #29:
Breakdown: The first part is fine.
How to improve: Cut the creepy last sentence. You can use the puppy part as a fun fact to tell about yourself.
Tinder Bio #30:
Breakdown: The general idea here is good. You’re inviting her to take action and swipe right.
How to improve: This bio could work well if you have some decent pictures.
Tinder Bio #31:
Breakdown: It’s too forward and wouldn’t work. The equivalent would be approaching a girl in Starbucks and asking her, “Anal?”
How to improve: You would get better results by leaving your bio section empty.
Tinder Bio #32:
Breakdown: This one is okay. It’s not too braggy and also not too forward. It’s not my favorite choice, but you can try it.
How to improve: I would not talk about that special someone. I would call her the right match instead.
Tinder Bio #33:
Breakdown: It’s a very cheap and sleazy pick-up line.
How to improve: Leave these pick-up lines where they belong, the 90s.
Tinder Bio #34:
Breakdown: It’s a generic motivational quote you can easily find via a Google search.
How to improve: Don’t act like her life coach if you want to be her boyfriend.
Tinder Bio #35:
Breakdown: I guess the joke is to pretend to be already a couple. If this were the Olympics and I were a judge, I would give it a 2 out of 10.
How to improve: Delete this one and start over without trying to be clever.
Tinder Bio #36:
Breakdown: The twist of ‘what you’re truly looking for’ makes it a funny bio. You can try this one if this humor is your thing.
How to improve: I predict it won’t get you too many matches, but the ones that do will like this sort of humor. So you can laugh about it together.
Tinder Bio #37:
Breakdown: Even indirectly admitting you’re a creepy stalker is not a good idea.
How to improve: Avoid this profile like a fat kid should avoid the candy store.
Tinder Bio #38:
Breakdown: Not my favorite because it’s a bit too needy. Still, it can work.
How to improve: Don’t talk about the one, as it puts too much pressure on her. Instead, use a more funny term like Tinder Queen.
Tinder Bio #39:
Bragging profile bios seem to be the no.1 trend these days.
Breakdown: Even though meant as a joke, this bio is too focused on showing what a great catch you are.
How to improve: Don’t talk about yourself as if you’re the price. Men who get a lot of female attention don’t talk about it.
Tinder Bio #40:
Breakdown: Don’t think about a pink elephant right now. Let me guess, you thought about a pink elephant. Well, she’ll have the same response and swipe left.
How to improve: Don’t mention swiping left; only talk about swiping right.
Tinder Bio #41:
Breakdown: It’s a very mediocre approach to flirting. Most likely, she heard something similar before.
How to improve: The part that bugs the most is the kids’ part. I would exchange it with something like ‘don’t worry, I don’t bite.’ But even then, it wouldn’t be my top recommendation.
Tinder Bio #42:
Breakdown: With this bio, you’ll spend most of the time sitting on the bench, hoping one day to play.
How to improve: It’s not funny enough to get you matches. So the best thing you can do is to skip this one.
Tinder Bio #43:
The author was clearly hurt too many times by women.
Breakdown: You want to scare her with humor into swiping right? If that’s your plan, I have to tell you that it’s a terrible strategy.
How to improve: DELETE!
Tinder Bio #44:
Breakdown: This bio is okay because you’re saying you have a talent that is meant to be a joke, so it’s not braggy.
How to improve: I would change it from a bathroom singer to singing along with the radio expert. This way, there is no sexual underlying that you’re looking for someone to sing with under the shower.
Tinder Bio #45:
Breakdown: A bit too corny for my taste. Will Smith would have said a line like this in the TV Show Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
How to improve: Stay away from bios that remotely sound like cheap pickup lines.
Tinder Bio #46:
Breakdown: This is such a bad bio. I’m speechless. I guess ChatGPT screwed up. You’re basically admitting that you’re a bitter a**hole.
How to improve: Forget you ever saw this bio.
Tinder Bio #47:
Breakdown: To use humor to talk about your age is a good idea. But trying to qualify her to be ready to hear the truth is ineffective.
How to improve: If you’re afraid women will reject you because you’re too old, there are better ways to express it. For example, write something like: “I identify as a 20-year-old.”
Tinder Bio #48:
As Confucius once said, “Stop trying to be a philosopher on your Tinder Bio.”
Breakdown: It looks like a typical copy/paste philosophical quote.
How to improve: Talk about yourself instead of using generic quotes.
Tinder Bio #49:
She says no while swiping left.
Breakdown: This bio is too needy. And being needy isn’t sexy.
How to improve: It would be better to follow up the first sentence with a joke to not put pressure on her. For example, I’m saving myself for that special somone who can beat me in Mario Kart.
Tinder Bio #50:
Right… and this is why you must say it in your bio. Who has ever heard of someone lying about their looks and wealth?
Breakdown: This bio will let you come across as extremely arrogant.
How to improve: I said it once, and I’ll say it again: don’t brag about yourself. In fact, don’t brag about yourself ever. It’s much smarter and more believable to let someone else talk about your qualities.
Tinder Bio #51:
Great advice you can share at your next meeting of the Dead Poets Society.
Breakdown: Generic quotes sound cool, but are useless in getting you matches.
How to improve: Please don’t use philosophical quotes to show how sophisticated you are. Because it doesn’t reveal anything about your personality.
Tinder Bio #52:
Breakdown: The invitation to take action is good, but the rest is too braggy for my taste.
How to improve: Add a small joke at the end. For example, then swipe right for an epic ride.
Tinder Bio #53:
Breakdown: I think this joke was written by someone who had never used Facebook and Tinder.
How to improve: It’s too bad to save it.
Tinder Bio #54:
“Not interested,” will be her answer.
Breakdown: Talking yourself up will only backfire.
How to improve: Avoid bragging. It’s not a sign of confidence but a sign that you lack it.
Tinder Bio #55:
Breakdown: I have a Dejavu. Didn’t we already read one like this? I guess ChatGPT was tired and came up with a different variation of a terrible bio.
How to improve: As I told you before, this sort of bio will attract gold diggers. So if that’s not your intention, avoid using this one.
Tinder Bio #56:
Breakdown: “Do you say this to all girls?” That is what she’ll think.
How to improve: Avoid giving her the impression that you would settle for any kind of woman.
Tinder Bio #57:
Breakdown: Please, whoever wrote this, stop with the neediness.
How to improve: Don’t talk about loving her, it’s way too soon.
Tinder Bio #58:
Player Vibes Alert!
Breakdown: I guess it is supposed to be funny and flirty, but all it does is make you look creepy.
How to improve: Avoid talking in your bio that you’re a player. It will backfire, even if it’s meant as a joke.
Tinder Bio #59:
Breakdown: If this is your style of humor, then you’ll attract the right girl.
How to improve: To make the joke land even stronger, have a picture of you and your teddy bear breaking up in your profile.
Tinder Bio #60:
Breakdown: This bio is okay if you want a serious relationship.
How to improve: Finish with a joke to avoid sounding too desperate. For example, I’m looking for a partner in crime. Someone to distract the security while I sneak into a Taylor Swift concert.
Tinder Bio #61:
Breakdown: If these are true facts about you, feel free to use this one.
How to improve: The last part about sleeping at a reasonable time is overkill. It’s better only to have two things to compare. Because it makes the joke stronger.
Tinder Bio #62:
Breakdown: It’s too braggy.
How to improve: Using a self-damaging admission is better than bragging.
Tinder Bio #63:
Breakdown: It’s some crazy facts that you can use if they are true.
How to improve it: Preframe it. Start with: “Here are some crazy facts about me…”
Tinder Bio #64:
Breakdown: Asking a question with two choices is a great way to encourage her to start a conversation.
How to improve: Cut the last question, so it’s just two options.
Tinder Bio #65:
Breakdown: It’s a good question you can ask to get her to reach out first.
How to improve: Delete the last option.
Tinder Bio #66:
Breakdown: Too much information! The bio resembles Billy Joel’s song lyrics of “We didn’t start the fire.”
How to improve: Just pick one or two facts max that you can share in your bio.
Tinder Bio #67:
Breakdown: You’re trying too hard to make yourself stand out. This comes across as needy.
How to improve: You can share your opinion, but preferably write about something that truly matters to you.
Tinder Bio #68:
Breakdown: I can just repeat my comment from above. This is trying too hard to get her attention.
How to improve: Pick something you truly think and not what she wants to hear.
Tinder Bio #69:
Don’t try this at home.
Breakdown: The question makes you sound like a conspiracy nut who still lives with his mum. It’s too aggressive after making the previous statements.
How to improve: I would exchange the first two statements for two facts about you… and delete the last question.
Tinder Bio #70:
Breakdown: You seem to use the wrong app since you have already found your 4-legged soulmate.
How to improve: This bio can’t be saved.
Tinder Bio #71:
Breakdown: You don’t need to brag in your bio to get matches.
How to improve: Show it instead of talking about it. For example, have a picture of you singing on stage.
Tinder Bio #72:
Breakdown: Too much information.
How to improve: Better to write about one or two memorable facts that make you stand out.
Tinder Bio #73:
Breakdown: It sounds like three sentences thrown together at random by ChatGPT. Whoever wrote this, what made you think this would get women to swipe right?
How to improve: Delete this one.
Tinder Bio #74:
Breakdown: This is a self-help quote and not a Tinder bio.
How to improve: Save this for your motivational YouTube video, but don’t use it in your bio.
Tinder Bio #75:
Breakdown: The zombie apocalypse angle is not a bad idea. You can talk about any scenario you want, so there is a lot of room to be creative.
How to improve: Only use this one if you find it funny. Otherwise, it’s better to talk about things you would actually do.
Tinder Bio #76:
Breakdown: If you find it funny, you can use this one.
How to improve: I would delete the last statement to not talk about death. So the focus stays solely on the yacht joke.
Tinder Bio #77:
Breakdown: The idea is not bad at all.
How to improve: Just pick a song that would suit your life. You can even rephrase it as my life’s theme would be…
Tinder Bio #78:
Breakdown: It’s the same idea as above, but this time with multiple songs.
How to improve: Better to pick one song instead of multiple ones. The more songs you add, the more confusing it can be. And if she’s confused, she won’t swipe right.
Tinder Bio #79:
Breakdown: You’re trying too hard to get into a conversation with her.
How to improve: It would be more powerful to share two actual truths and a lie.
Tinder Bio #80:
Breakdown: This bio is trying too hard to make you look interesting. And the more you try, the more skeptical she’ll be that it might not be the case.
How to improve: Pick one truth and a lie about yourself.
Tinder Bio #81:
Breakdown: This one is pretty funny. It’s the best bio I have seen so far.
How to improve: If I were Asian, I would use this one.
Tinder Bio #82:
Breakdown: Encouraging her to swipe left is not a good idea.
How to improve: Don’t think about a pink elephant. If you’re like most people, you’ll think about a pink elephant. It’s basic psychology. So don’t mention the possibility of her swiping left.
Tinder Bio #83:
Breakdown: If it’s true, this bio is great. The combination shows you in a good light… that you’re a humble, down-to-earth guy.
How to improve: Delete the last part about being very lazy. And add two pictures to support this bio. Upload a picture of you cooking instant noodles and playing Monopoly with friends.
Tinder Bio #84:
Breakdown: This one is outright weird.
How to improve: Write it on paper, burn it, and bury it.
Tinder Bio #85:
Breakdown: Okay, we read this before. The only difference is that whoever copied it wrote more text before the joke. So I’ll repeat my comment from way above… The only issue I see with this one is that it can fall into the category of “guy humor.” Things most men find funny, but women don’t.
How to improve: If you want to use this one, ask a female friend with a great sense of humor to look at it. If she approves this joke, go ahead and use it.
Tinder Bio #86:
You forgot to mention you’re also the loneliest guy in the world because no woman will swipe right.
Breakdown: This bio talks too much about how great you are. You’ll come across as an arrogant douche.
How to improve: It’s dead on arrival and can’t be saved.
Tinder Bio #87:
“Thank you, infomercial salesman.” This is her thought after reading this bio.
Breakdown: It sounds like an infomercial from the 90s. “If you call now, you’ll also get…”
How to improve: As a Tinder bio, this is a terrible idea. So you should move on and use something else.
Tinder Bio #88:
Breakdown: This bio is good for creating contrast and setting the right expectation. But it won’t get you matches unless your pictures make her think, “Omg, I want this guy!”
How to improve: This bio can work with the right pictures showing you in a positive light. Then you’ll look like a cool, down-to-earth guy.
Tinder Bio #89:
Cheap pick-up line alert!
Breakdown: This bio makes you come across as sleazy.
How to improve: Don’t use it.
Tinder Bio #90:
Breakdown: It means you’ll give her a constant headache? Like the one I got from reading this.
How to improve: Forget it.
Tinder Bio #91:
Breakdown: Don’t talk about your height in such a cringe way.
How to improve: If you want to mention how tall you are, add it as a PS in your bio.
Tinder Bio #92:
Breakdown: This one belongs in the pile of needy bios.
How to improve: It’s better to finish with something that will make her laugh instead of feeling sorry for you.
Tinder Bio #93:
Breakdown: Sharing two opposites sides is a good idea. It shows you don’t have a boring personality.
How to improve: Instead of saying adventurer, saying something more specific about yourself would be better.
Tinder Bio #94:
Breakdown: If it’s true, you can use this bio.
How to improve: You can start the bio by saying, “I’ll share a random fact about myself.”
Tinder Bio #95:
Breakdown: It’s way too generic and creates no emotional reaction.
How to improve: Tell her something that shows your personality.
Tinder Bio #96:
Breakdown: Please leave the bad pick-up lines for sitcoms.
How to improve: Use something that highlights your personality instead of a funny line.
Tinder Bio #97:
Breakdown: Big Punisher would turn in his grave if he could see how his line is being misused.
How to improve: Stick with something unique about you, and then you’ll have a bio she’s never read before.
Tinder Bio #98:
Breakdown: It’s a great profile… if you’re a woman.
How to improve: This one can only be saved by saying I’m an open book and then adding a title that reflects your personality.
Tinder Bio #99:
Breakdown: Another great profile for a woman.
How to improve: She won’t believe you and think you’re using it as a pick-up line.
Tinder Bio #100:
Breakdown: It’s mediocre flirting at best.
How to improve: It would be better to be more specific about what kind of crime you need a partner for. If you’re a geek like me, you can joke… I need someone to be my bodyguard when I play Magic: The Gathering.
Tinder Bio #101:
Breakdown: It’s a good question you can use to get to know her.
How to improve: It’s better to ask her this question over text instead of answering it yourself.
Tinder Bio #102:
Breakdown: This one is fine if it’s true.
How to improve: You can add something funny, showing that you still need to get used to the big city. For example, making myself very small to fit in the subway.
Tinder Bio #103:
Apparently not. Otherwise, you wouldn’t use this bio.
Breakdown: Another suggestion that will make you look like a giant douche.
How to improve: It’s too braggy, so don’t think about using it.
Tinder Bio #104:
Breakdown: Showing two opposite sides of your personality is great. But bragging in any shape or form is a terrible idea.
How to improve: Delete it and think of something that demonstrates your personality without trying to show off.
Tinder Bio #105:
And so is everyone else…
Breakdown: How does saying this out loud help you get more matches? I have no idea.
How to improve: Burn it.
Tinder Bio #106:
Breakdown: Great advice for your next philosophers’ meeting. But it’s useless to put it in your bio.
How to improve: Start fresh, and don’t use generic quotes like this one.
Tinder Bio #107:
Breakdown: Good for you, but saying won’t help you find her.
How to improve: Be specific about what adventurous and crazy life means. And even if you have an amazing life, just show it in your pictures and don’t talk about it.
Tinder Bio #108:
Breakdown: Another good profile for a woman, but not for a guy.
How to improve: Don’t use sentences that sound like you’re only writing them because she wants to hear them. She’ll be skeptical and not believe you.
Tinder Bio #109:
Breakdown: Yes, and by saying a meaningless sentence, you convey that you have zero personality.
How to improve: This is so bad that you can’t save it.
Tinder Bio #110:
Breakdown: This time, it’s not Netflix but TV shows. Very clever… I almost didn’t catch the difference between this one and the bio #108.
How to improve: Don’t use it. She’ll think you’re a player.
Tinder Bio #111:
Breakdown: Seems like ChatGPT created a bio based on romantic comedy movies from the 50s. Spoiler alert… real life is different than the movies.
How to improve: This bio is just FUBAR (F*cked up beyond all recognition).
Tinder Bio #112:
Breakdown: Sure, adding one more adjective will make it great. NOT!
How to improve: NO! Just NO!
Tinder Bio #113:
Breakdown: Put it as your screensaver, and not in your bio.
How to improve: Generic sentences won’t get you matches, so don’t use them.
Tinder Bio #114:
Breakdown: Save it for your next hedonistic meeting.
How to improve: NO! *Facepalm*
Tinder Bio #115:
Breakdown: It’s somewhat funny. Use it in case you can’t think of anything else.
How to improve: Give an example of why you’re a work in progress. You can say that you’re cheating at Monopoly. But use something that is true.
Tinder Bio #116:
Breakdown: This bio only works if you have great pictures and are good-looking.
How to improve: Unless you look like Brad Pitt, avoid being too sexual.
Tinder Bio #117:
Breakdown: It’s a slight variation of the last bio. The same things apply. Use it only if you have great pictures and are good-looking.
How to improve: A general rule of thumb is that it’s better to avoid putting anything in your bio that looks like an invitation for sex.
Tinder Bio #118:
Breakdown: It could be a good final question. But as a stand-alone, it’s not enough.
How to improve: You need to add a proper bio before asking about pizza.
Tinder Bio #119:
Breakdown: Not if you’re saying it in your bio. You’re more like still single material.
How to improve: I get the joke, but it can make her think you’re full of yourself.
Tinder Bio #120:
Breakdown: Don’t mention this in your bio. It’s like spoiling the end of a good movie.
How to improve: It’s cheesy and will make her think you only say this to get into her pants.
Tinder Bio #121:
Breakdown: This one is okay if it’s true.
How to improve: But it’s better to be more specific. Mention exactly how you like to go out and have fun.
Tinder Bio #122:
Breakdown: You can use this line as part of a good bio.
How to improve: Show her another side of your personality. So add something like, “ But the last time I read a book was in High School.”
Tinder Bio #123:
Breakdown: Don’t use this one. She’ll think you wrote it just to impress women
How to improve: If you love animals and have a pet, the best way is to upload a picture of you together. It can be as simple as you walking your dog.
Tinder Bio #124:
Breakdown: Show, don’t tell. If you say it like this, it’ll look like you’re full of yourself.
How to improve: Use profile pictures that show her how creative you are.
Tinder Bio #125:
Breakdown: Same comment as above.
How to improve: Show it, and don’t talk about it. There is a reason the saying goes that a picture says more than 1000 words.
Tinder Bio #126:
Breakdown: Without proof, she’ll think the only two people thinking that are you and your mother.
How to improve: I forbid you to use this line.
Tinder Bio #127:
Breakdown: It would only work if, for example… You have one profile picture showing you base jumping… and in another photo, she can see you playing Pokémon.
How to improve: Just no! There are better ways to create a bio that gets you matches.
Tinder Bio #128:
Breakdown: Another generic line she’ll think you’re using to get in her pants.
How to improve: Pick one. And explain why dogs or cats are better.
Tinder Bio #129:
Breakdown: This bio will make her spidey sense tingle, “Why are you single? Is something wrong with you?”
How to improve: Don’t mention it, even if you recently broke up with someone.
Tinder Bio #130:
Breakdown: I don’t think I ever met a guy who doesn’t like a ‘happy ending.’ Though I’m pretty sure the author didn’t mean the one I’m thinking about.
How to improve: The bio is not good and cannot be saved.
Tinder Bio #131:
Breakdown: Are you talking to a bully or your potential soulmate?
How to improve: If you cut the last part and leave, “I’m a lover, not a fighter.” Then I can see this line as part of a bio for a French guy.
Tinder Bio #132:
Breakdown: “And I’m a little bit bored.” This is what she’ll think reading this bio.
How to improve: Use something that fits your personality, not a generic line.
Tinder Bio #133:
Breakdown: This would have worked in a personal ad in the 70s, but it won’t get you matches on Tinder.
How to improve: It’s too much too soon, so don’t try to improve it.
Tinder Bio #134:
Breakdown: Even during the pandemic, it wouldn’t have worked.
How to improve: That ship has sailed, so next.
Tinder Bio #135:
Breakdown: This is a better question to ask Tony Soprano or Walter White.
How to improve: Ask her a “would you rather” question that doesn’t remind her of Game of Thrones.
Tinder Bio #136:
Breakdown: Being cheap is a very attractive quality. NOT!
How to improve: You shouldn’t brag. But you also shouldn’t say you’re a freeloader. If you want to make jokes about how cheap you are, exaggerate: Talk about how you want to share a romantic candlelight dinner at McDonald’s.
Tinder Bio #137:
Breakdown: This bio is like Switzerland… neutral. It doesn’t do anything for you but doesn’t hurt you.
How to improve: The first part is good. You can use something more ridiculous, preferably a pop culture reference. For example, you can say: “Which movie should I see first, Barbie or Oppenheimer?”
Tinder Bio #138:
Breakdown: This bio has my blessing. It is an okay question to ask.
How to improve: Godspeed! You can use this one.
Tinder Bio #139:
Breakdown: Sounds more like something you would say to a guy at a bar.
How to improve: It cannot be fixed. This bio appears more to frat boys than to women on Tinder.
Tinder Bio #140:
Breakdown: This is such a bad joke that it could work.
How to improve: If you’re using a lame joke, make sure your pictures are great.
Tinder Bio #141:
Breakdown: Mama’s boys are not sexy.
How to improve: Delete it and start over.
Tinder Bio #142:
Breakdown: It works only on a Simpson fan, so it depends on the age range of the girl you want.
How to improve: If you want to get younger women, it’s better to use another reference.
Tinder Bio #143:
Breakdown: I guess the neediness mode in ChatGPT was activated to create this bio.
How to improve: Do it like in Men in Black and forget what you just saw. Yes, it’s that bad!
Tinder Bio #144:
Breakdown: This joke belongs more in the “guy humor” category. So you’re barking at the wrong tree.
How to improve: It’s better to use a less creepy joke. The first part is fine, but you can finish with something ridiculous, like a guy crazy about Mario Kart.
Tinder Bio #145:
Breakdown: This joke can work in North America.
How to improve: If you’re from somewhere else, you’ll fall on deaf ears with Taco Tuesday. Use a reference that the locals would understand.
Tinder Bio #146:
Breakdown: This is so bad it leaves me speechless.
How to improve: No!
Tinder Bio #147:
Breakdown: The danger of this bio is that it can communicate that you’re still not over your ex.
How to improve: Don’t talk about your ex.
Tinder Bio #148:
Breakdown: This is a funny bio you can use.
How to improve: Don’t use it if your name isn’t Mat.
Tinder Bio #149:
Breakdown: It’s a bit cheesy, but it could work because of the contrast.
How to improve: Use images showing your “cute” and smart side. So upload pictures of you playing with your dog and reading a book.
Tinder Bio #150:
Breakdown: The joke is a bit complicated. And because you only have a split second to make a good impression, your bio has to be crystal clear.
How to improve: Keep it simple.
Tinder Bio #151:
Breakdown: This bio is so bad that you could still lose your match if you did everything else right. Using self-deprecated humor is fine, but this joke is too much. It shows low self-confidence.
How to improve: Beyond repair!
Tinder Bio #152:
Breakdown: I guess a fan of Steven Crowder wrote this bio. If you have an otherwise good profile, this bio can work to make women start the conversation.
How to improve: Pick a movie title based on the age range you’re looking for in a woman. Girls in their 20s might not know about this film.
Tinder Bio #153:
Breakdown: This is better suited for a self-help seminar than your Tinder bio.
How to improve: It’s too much to talk about finding your soulmate or having kids straight away. So avoid these topics unless you’re making a joke.
Tinder Bio #154:
Breakdown: Ah, the smell of desperation. A powerful repellent of women in real life and online.
How to improve: Avoid using this bio at all costs. It’s dog sh*t.
Tinder Bio #155:
Breakdown: This one is so bad that some women will take pity and reward you with a swipe.
How to improve: Your pictures have to be top-notch if you want to go with this one. Otherwise, there are way better options.
Tinder Bio #156:
Breakdown: Another line so bad, it could work.
How to improve: Don’t dare to use it without good pictures.
Tinder Bio #157:
Breakdown: “Okay, and?” Will be her thought. It doesn’t reveal anything about you. But if the rest of your profile is fine, you’ll still get matches even with such a blend bio.
How to improve: You can use a funny comparison. I always root for the underdog, but I’m ruthless when it comes to Monopoly.
Tinder Bio #158:
Breakdown: It could be funny if you’re still in your early 20s.
How to improve: But it is a turn-off if you’re in your 30s.
Tinder Bio #159:
Breakdown: ‘Tinderella’ is overused, especially since there is a popular YouTube video with this name.
How to improve: You can’t.
Tinder Bio #160:
Breakdown: It could work if you pre-frame this message so it cannot be perceived as bragging.
How to improve: You can add something like “I’m a man of many useless talents, one of them is…” Of course, only use it if you can make a Gollum impression.
Tinder Bio #161:
Breakdown: Guys are still using this line? Even when I started coaching in 2012, this one was old.
How to improve: It’s a bad line that might sound cool… but makes you look like a guy who never had a date.
Tinder Bio #162:
Breakdown: Way too needy.
How to improve: The only way to make it better is to add something funny. For example, “The other half of my food delivery.”
Tinder Bio #163:
Breakdown: You have to be an Aquarius! If you’re not, don’t use this bio. That being said, many women are into astrology, so I can see it working.
How to improve: Use your sign. For example, I’m a Libra. So I can say something like: “I’m a Libra, and I can always tip the scale in my favor.”
Tinder Bio #164:
Breakdown: Not bad at all.
How to improve: To make it better, add an invitation to text you first at the end. For example, you could say, “Guess which ones?”
Tinder Bio #165:
Breakdown: Finally, I found some bios by real people and not ChatGPT. If you’re into football, you can use this one. What I like about it is the damaging admission about talking too much. This proves the part about being easy-going.
How to improve: I have nothing to add.
Tinder Bio #166:
Breakdown: This one is also usable.
How to improve: Let her guess which is the last thing you cannot live without. Our brain loves to solve puzzles. It’s called Zeignark Effect. So in the last line, instead of saying Wheel of Fortune, you could write ‘W***l o* F*****e.‘
Tinder Bio #167:
Breakdown: Are you a spokesperson for Trivago or looking to find someone on Tinder?
How to improve: Don’t use this one. You’re not being clever or cute. It just shows you can’t think of anything proper to say
Tinder Bio #168:
Breakdown: Avoid jokes that make you look psychotic.
How to improve: It’s really bad, so let’s ignore it.
Tinder Bio #169:
Breakdown: It can be funny when you’re 18 but sad when you’re older.
How to improve: The idea is bad unless you’re a teenager. And even as a teenager, I wouldn’t use this one.
Tinder Bio #170:
Breakdown: Putting others down can show you in a negative light, so avoid it. Remember, you only have one shot to make a great impression. And since you only have a few seconds tops, you need to make them count.
How to improve: Finish the sentence with a joke that is unexpected and wouldn’t put any real person down. For example… ‘think about Where’s Waldo, the poor guy is still not found.‘
Tinder Bio #171:
Breakdown: I like this one.
How to improve: If you’re a bad cook, leave it as it is.
Tinder Bio #172:
Breakdown: Too complicated.
How to improve: Keep it simple, like the bio above.
Tinder Bio #173:
Breakdown: Ah, a variation of one of the bios earlier.
How to improve: You can use this one. But for extra credit, pick a song that the kind of woman you want would like.
Tinder Bio #174:
Breakdown: Another one of those. It’s not so funny.
How to improve: To make this one work, think about what you like to do and use this in your bio instead of the Slurpees line.
Tinder Bio #175:
Breakdown: I doubt she’ll start thinking about p*ssy licking and not imagining a weird freak.
How to improve: It’s creepy and should not be allowed to be used.
Tinder Bio #176:
Breakdown: No one who is truly a bad boy would have to say they are bad.
How to improve: Please don’t use this bio.
Tinder Bio #177:
Breakdown: I can see this line working 10 years ago. But today, it can mean you’re transitioning from being a woman to becoming a man.
How to improve: Stay away from this one.
Tinder Bio #178:
Breakdown: Okay, whoever wrote this never seduced a woman in his life. Don’t use the same line as Santa Claus if you want to turn a woman on.
How to improve: Ask her a better question, like: “Mcdonalds and Mario Kart or a Fancy dinner?
Tinder Bio #179:
Breakdown: It gets just a D! But it’s still better than leaving your bio empty.
How to improve: Make sure your profile pictures are good if you want to use this one. That’s the only way you’ll get matches.
Tinder Bio #180:
Breakdown: If she instantly likes you, she’ll answer this question. But if she is unsure, she’ll swipe left.
How to improve: I would pick a better question to ask than one about potatoes.
Tinder Bio #181:
Breakdown: As a stand-alone, it’s useless.
How to improve: But as a last sentence after a proper bio, you can use this one to invite her to contact you first.
Tinder Bio #182:
Breakdown: This bio will do more harm than good. It’s boring and very generic.
How to improve: Delete it.
Tinder Bio #183:
Breakdown: This bio has desperation written all over it.
How to improve: Delete the last question, and add a funny remark. For example, you’re missing your left sock.
Tinder Bio #184:
Breakdown: I think this is my no.1 pick for…. bios that make you look like a douchebag award.
How to improve: You can’t.
Tinder Bio #185:
Breakdown: Someone set ChatGPT to wuss mode.
How to improve: It’s too bad to save it.
Tinder Bio #186:
Breakdown: Another bio from the wuss collection.
How to improve: Throw it in the trash where it belongs.
Tinder Bio #187:
Breakdown: Let’s see how many more wuss bios I can find from you.
How to improve: No one could save this one. I know… I said don’t brag, but nothing wrong with having self-respect.
Tinder Bio #188:
Breakdown: Another bio written by a very sensitive AI.
How to improve: It’s too needy to turn into anything decent.
Tinder Bio #189:
Breakdown: Nope, you can’t. All you are saying is you’re a wuss who wishes he could.
How to improve: It would be better to show the contrast between how nice and “bad” you can be in your profile photos.
Tinder Bio #190:
Breakdown: This bio makes you look desperate. A quality that women don’t find sexy.
How to improve: NEXT!
Tinder Bio #191:
Breakdown: This bio looks like it got bullied in school.
How to improve: Burn it and bury it.
Tinder Bio #192:
Breakdown: As DJ Khaled would say, “Another One!”
How to improve: Stay away from wuss profile bios like this one.
Tinder Bio #193:
Breakdown: Get me my barf bag. I’m getting an overdose of wussness.
How to improve: Grow some balls and write a different bio.
Tinder Bio #194:
Breakdown: It’s hard to pick which ones of these bios I hate the most.
How to improve: I’m speechless. Yes, it’s that bad!
Tinder Bio #195:
Breakdown: Get the guy who wrote this a blanket and cuddle him because no woman will.
How to improve: You can leave the first part. And make the last part less needy… mention how you can’t live without morning coffee, for example.
Tinder Bio #196:
Breakdown: Sounds like a line you can put up as a fridge magnet.
How to improve: I said it once, and I’ll say it again… don’t use generic quotes.
Tinder Bio #197:
Breakdown: No way this bio has ever been tested successfully.
How to improve: It’s really bad. Don’t use it.
Tinder Bio #198:
Breakdown: Boring!
How to improve: Give her an example of something drastic that you enjoy doing, and that isn’t expected.
Tinder Bio #199:
Breakdown: Another bio from the wuss collection.
How to improve: Avoid it. It’ll kill your chances of getting matches, even if you have good pictures.
Tinder Bio #200:
Breakdown: Even if she does those things, talking about them in your bio is too soon.
How to improve: Don’t mention typical relationship stuff.
Tinder Bio #201:
Breakdown: This movie reference could work for someone in their 40s or 50s.
How to improve: If you want to date younger women, use movie references that they are familiar with.
Tinder Bio #202:
Breakdown: As a question, it’s fine.
How to improve: I would use this question not as a stand-alone bio.
Tinder Bio #203:
Breakdown: We had the same one before, but it’s boyfriend material this time.
How to improve: Delete it and leave the corny pick-up lines where they belong… in 90’s movies.
Tinder Bio #204:
Breakdown: Enjoy receiving 0 likes. It’s way too needy.
How to improve: The idea behind it can be used. I wouldn’t talk about the position of a girlfriend, but more about the position as a Mario Kart copilot. Something that is funny and doesn’t show you’re desperate.
Tinder Bio #205:
Breakdown: It’s not the best bio, but it also isn’t the worst. So you can use it if you cannot come up with something original.
How to improve it: Make it more specific. Give an example of how bad a cook you are.
Tinder Bio #206:
Breakdown: Could work on a Taylor Swift fan.
How to improve it: Before you use it, ask yourself if you want to attract a Swifti. If not, then pick something else. Also, if you’re not living in the US, upstate will be confusing.
Tinder Bio #207:
Breakdown: It’s a bit too complicated. Plus, if someone doesn’t get the reference to Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, this joke will not land.
How to improve: Keep your bio simple.
Puh…
I need a beer after this.
How about you?
You still good to go?
Okay, let’s check out the most common bio mistakes guys make.
Top 5 Tinder bio mistakes that cost you matches
If you have barely to no matches on Bumble, Tinder, and Co., you might make some of the following mistakes.
Mistake #1: Being too sexual
There is a time and a place to talk about sex.
And it’s definitely not your bio.
Everything that can be misunderstood will be misunderstood
So if you write something sexual, even as a joke, women will assume you’re creepy.
Mistake #2: Bragging
Many dating experts will tell you…
You must portray yourself as a “high-value man” to get matches.
And they’re right.
But what they get wrong is the way how to do it.
You never brag about how ‘selective you are.’
Women can see right through this act.
It’s the difference between a guy who rents a Lamborghini and Bill Gates driving around in an old Volkswagen Beetle. Bill doesn’t need a Lamborghini to show off his wealth.
The same goes for online dating.
A guy who gets many matches will not talk about it.
Why?
He is too busy texting with his matches.
And if he doesn’t like a particular one, he will simply not reply.
Mistake #3: Revealing too much information
Don’t share your entire life story on Tinder.
It kills all the mystery.
It’s like if you were to see a trailer, and it gives away everything that will happen in the movie.
Would you still watch it?
I guess not.
Mistake #4: Trying way too hard to impress her
It’s quite similar to bragging, but there’s a slight distinction.
Instead of talking about how selective you are, you show off with your accomplishments.
When women will see this bio…
Their thought process will go something like this:
The subconscious conversation they’ll have in their heads will go something like this:
“He seems to try hard, so girls do not like him.
Why do they not like him?
What’s wrong with him?”
You want to avoid triggering this conversation in her head at all costs.
Mistake #5: Leaving the profile bio almost empty
Having no bio at all shows you’re lazy as hell.
Some women will think: “If you don’t even take 5 minutes to write something about yourself, you must be pretty unreliable.”
In their head, you will probably be late for the date or not show up.
So why take the risk and swipe right instead of going for another guy?
According to Statista, only 24,2% of users on Tinder are women.
Simply put, Tinder is rigged in women’s favor.
Now you know what you should avoid doing.
But the question remains… what type of bio should you use to get matches?
How to write a Tinder bio she’ll show to her friends
Want a simple and very effective bio that girls will screenshot because it’s so unique?
I thought about building some suspense before showing the bio, but you’ve earned it after finishing the breakdown.
So here it is:
Why does it work so well?
Because women are curious about your personality, there are certain things they wonder about:
This bio helps them to better understand you and makes them curious to know more about you.
Here’s how to write the Interesting Fact Bio:
- Say you’re not sure what to write…
- Follow up by sharing one unknown fact about you: “I’m afraid of heights, but I still went skydiving once.” Preferably, you share a weakness and how you overcame it. It demonstrates that you’re an honest guy with nothing to hide...
- Tap yourself on the back because now you have a unique bio that no one else on the planet has.
Bonus Tip: You can end your bio with an invitation that makes it as easy as possible for her to contact you first. Believe it or not, most women worry about making texting mistakes.
Check out Matthew Hussey, the leading female dating coach, and you’ll see his texting videos get millions of views from women all around the world.
Nobody would watch Matthew’s videos if all women were naturally great at breaking the ice via text.
Now, could another bio get you matches as well?
Sure, you can also use another one.
But then you must experiment. And experiments take time and can be frustrating, especially if you’re not sure what you are doing.
So, unless you’re planning to open a Tinder bio lab… you’re free to use my Interesting Fact Bio now… get results… and show your middle finger to the 200+ bios online.
And maybe, just maybe, you can come back later and start experimenting because you want to deepen your knowledge about the psychology behind a good bio.
Your choice.
What’s next?
You dared to scroll this far down. To reward your patience, here are a few more things to check out right now to get the most out of Tinder:
- Discover how to pick the best Tinder pictures to create an irresistible profile
- Learn how to turn the Tinder algorithm into the best wingman you’ve ever had
- Steal my unique conversation starter to make her interested in you
Your Efficient Dating Advisor,
Herman The German
Frequently Asked Tinder Bios Questions
What should I put in a good Tinder bio?
A good Tinder bio should reveal something about your personality or create an emotional response. In other words, share something to help her imagine what it would be like to date you. Or make her laugh so she feels positive about swiping right.
Do Tinder bios actually matter?
A good bio is important, but your profile pictures matter more. So over 80% of your effort should be dedicated to picking the right images to convey your personality.
Should guys put their height in the Tinder bio?
If you’re tall, adding your height can help you get more matches. Put it as a PS under your bio. But if you’re short, you shouldn’t mention your height. Don’t worry. Your height is not the most important factor in whether a girl will swipe right. I have plenty of short clients who consistently get matches with attractive women on Tinder.
