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Dating App Bio Guide for Men
Your current bio is probably a nice-guy CV or a copy-paste meme you stole from the internet. This guide shows you how to write short, punchy, high-converting bios and prompts that actually sell your vibe.
Most men treat their dating app bio like a throwaway textbox. They list hobbies, job, height and call it a day. Then they wonder why their matches are dry or non-existent.
At 10XSWIPE we treat your bio and prompts like a sales script. Two lines that project confidence, lifestyle and standards. Nothing more, nothing less.
This is the same thinking we baked into the free Tinder bio generator and the full Ultimate Dating Profile Guide. Here you're getting a deeper dive plus a pile of examples you can steal.
1. Core Principles of a High-Converting Bio
Before we get tactical, lock in three principles. If your bio breaks these, it's dead on arrival:
- Short over long. Two sharp lines beat a paragraph. If it looks like a LinkedIn summary, she is gone.
- Specific over generic. "I like travel and good food" is NPC noise. Specific details signal a real person with a life.
- Frame over facts. Your job isn't to list facts about yourself; it's to project frame: confident, grounded, standards.
2. The 10XSWIPE Bio Framework
Here's the simple stack we use when writing bios inside a takedown:
- Cocky opener that stands out and hints at standards.
- Lifestyle / ambition hint that implies status without begging.
- Playful challenge that invites her to qualify herself.
Plug-and-play structure:
[Cocky statement]. [Lifestyle / ambition]. [Playful challenge].
2.1 General Bio Examples
- "Probably taller than you in heels. Building something dangerous and hunting down the best old-fashioned in the city. Swipe if you can roast my playlist and still steal the aux on date two."
- "Daytime: closing deals. Nighttime: losing to my friends at pool. Looking for someone who can talk shit, dress well and order better than me."
- "Calm in person, chaos in your camera roll. Gym, work, flights. Bring sarcasm, not small talk."
Notice what you don't see: height flexing, "I love tacos", copy-paste meme lines.
3. Adapting the Bio to Your Vibe
Inside the Bio Generator we ask for your vibe: cocky / playful, chill / low-key, ambitious, unbothered. You should tilt your bio toward the reality of how you come across in person.
3.1 Cocky / Playful
Lean into confident teasing and polarity:
- "The guy your situationship warned you about. Market research only. Impress me with your playlist or your passport."
- "I'll never ask 'wyd?'—I can already tell. Show me you're doing something better."
3.2 Chill / Low-Key
Signal calm, grounded energy with standards:
- "Low drama, high signal. Work, gym, friends, sleep. Looking for someone who can keep it light but knows what they want."
- "Introvert with extrovert results. Quiet at first, loud in your camera roll."
3.3 Ambitious / Builder
Anchor lifestyle and ambition without flexing too hard:
- "Building something dangerous by day, over-ordering sushi by night. Can handle women who have their own thing going on."
- "Living in Google Calendar. Gym, calls, flights. Looking for someone who can match the pace, not slow it down."
3.4 Unbothered / Selective
Signal standards and selectiveness, not laziness:
- "Not here to impress everyone. Here so the right two or three don't miss me."
- "I'm not anti-relationship, I'm anti-wasting time. Bring good energy and we'll get along."
4. Hinge / Bumble Prompt Strategy
Prompts are just mini-bios. Use them to reinforce the same frame instead of spamming jokes or random facts.
We like a simple stack of three prompt types:
- Standards prompt – shows what you respond to.
- Banter prompt – shows you can play.
- Lifestyle prompt – hints at how you actually live.
4.1 Prompt Examples
These are sample answers; plug them into whatever Hinge/Bumble prompt fits:
- Standards: "If your idea of a good night is doomscrolling inbed, we won't get along."
- Standards: "Bare minimum: you have opinions, a favourite city and at least one hobby that isn't scrolling TikTok."
- Banter: "You should leave a comment if you can roast my playlist and still dance to half of it."
- Banter: "First round is on me if you can beat me at Mario Kart or pool. Loser plans date two."
- Lifestyle: "Most of my week is work, gym, friends. The fun part is where we fit you into that schedule."
5. Bio Mistakes That Kill Your Threat Level
These are the patterns we see over and over when we analyze failed profiles:
- The CV bio: job, height, hobbies, "looking for partner in crime". Reads like a job application.
- The cope bio: "Here for a good time not a long time", "fluent in sarcasm", a wall of memes.
- The nothing bio: empty or one word. Signals laziness or zero social intelligence.
If you're in any of these buckets, you're signaling Non-Factor or Mid energy no matter how good your photos are.
6. FAQ: Quick Bio Wins
How long should my Tinder bio be?
Aim for one to two tight sentences. Enough to sell your frame, not enough to bore her.
Can I reuse the same bio across apps?
Yes. You might tweak tone slightly for Hinge vs Tinder, but the core frame should stay the same so you're not LARPing different personalities.
What if I'm not that interesting?
You don't need to pretend to be a rockstar. You just need to present the best version of the life you actually live: work, gym, friends, hobbies. Frame it cleanly and stop apologizing for it.
How do I know if my new bio works?
Watch your match quality and open rates. If matches go up and conversations start faster, you're on the right track. You can also run your updated profile through the Raw Dating Score checker to see how your threat level shifts.
7. Next Steps: Turn This Into a Real Profile
You now have the structure, the examples and the mistakes to avoid. The fastest way to spin this into a live profile:
- Use the free bio generator to get 2–3 options that match your vibe.
- Tweak the wording so it actually sounds like you—but don't soften the frame.
- Pair it with the photo roster structure from the Ultimate Profile Guide.
When you're ready for a full, AI-driven teardown of your actual photos, prompts and bio, run the 10XSWIPE profile takedown. This guide is the theory—the takedown is where we drag you properly and rebuild everything for you.
