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About this tool
Build a professional media-kit PDF from your creator metrics and audience data.
Influencer Media Kit Builder turns a plain list of creator metrics — audience size, average views, engagement rate, topics and contact details — into a downloadable one-page PDF media kit you can attach to a brand pitch. You type or paste the lines, the text is laid out on an A4 page with a 'Creator media kit' heading and wrapped to the page width, and the PDF is generated in your browser and saved locally, so unpublished rate cards and audience figures never leave your machine. It is a formatting tool, not an analytics one: the numbers you enter are the numbers that print.
Open Influencer Media Kit Builder on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Type your creator lines into 'Content and review notes' — audience, average views, engagement rate, topics and contact, one per line.
Press 'Build PDF media kit'; jsPDF lays the text out in your browser with no upload step.
The file saves as altftool-media-kit.pdf under a 'Creator media kit' heading, and the panel confirms 'Media-kit PDF downloaded.'
The PDF is built in the browser with no upload step, which matters when the file contains rates and audience data you have not published.
There is no template to fight — write the lines in the order you want a brand to read them and they print in that order, wrapped to the page.
Because the kit is generated from editable text rather than a design file, refreshing last quarter's numbers is a two-minute job, not a redesign.
At minimum: who you are and your niche, audience size per platform, average views or impressions per post, engagement rate, audience demographics, past brand collaborations, and how to contact you. Brands screen on reach and engagement first, so put those near the top rather than after a long bio.
Divide total engagements — likes, comments, saves and shares — by followers and multiply by 100, or divide by reach instead if you want the rate on the people who actually saw the post. State which denominator you used in the kit, because a rate on reach is usually the flattering one and brands will ask.
One page is enough for most collaborations and is what this tool produces. Brands typically skim for reach, engagement and contact details before deciding whether to open anything longer, so a second page only helps once you have case studies with results worth showing.
No. The document is assembled in your browser and saved straight to your downloads folder — nothing is sent to a server, stored, or shared. Do verify every figure against your platform analytics before sending, since the tool prints what you type without checking it.