Tinder
Tinder Profile Template: Blank Template Plus 4 Filled-In Examples
By MarkUpdated November 20265 min read
Short answer
A Tinder profile template has three layers, six photo slots in a set order, a two- or three-line bio built from a simple formula, and your details and prompts (relationship goals, interests, one or two prompt answers). Copy the blank template below, fill each slot with something specific about you, and cut anything that could describe anyone.
The blank Tinder profile template
This Tinder profile template gives you six photo slots, a bio formula and a details section to fill in. Copy it, replace every bracket with something specific to you, and you'll have a complete profile in about 20 minutes.
Part 1: photo slots
| Slot | What goes here | Your photo |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Face shot: you alone, smiling, good light, no sunglasses | [ ] |
| 2 | Full body: standing, relaxed, outdoors or a plain background | [ ] |
| 3 | Hobby: you doing the thing you mention in your bio | [ ] |
| 4 | Social: with friends, where you're easy to spot | [ ] |
| 5 | Place: travel, outdoors or your favorite spot in town | [ ] |
| 6 | Candid: laughing, with a pet, or a moment someone else captured | [ ] |
Part 2: the bio
Line 1: [Job or main thing you do], [one specific detail people can ask about].
Line 2: Usually found [activity] or [activity].
Line 3: Looking for [what you want]. [Optional: a question or a date idea.]
Part 3: details and prompts
Relationship goals: [pick the honest one]
Interests: [3–5 that you'd actually talk about]
Prompt 1 (playful): Two truths and a lie / My most controversial opinion is: [answer]
Prompt 2 (sincere): The key to my heart is / We'll get along if: [answer]
Also fill in: job, school, height, city, pronouns (if you like)
Your app may show slightly different fields, because Tinder rolls profile features out country by country. SwipeStats reported in March 2026 that profiles show up to three prompts with 124 characters each. Our Tinder prompts guide has dozens of answers to pick from.
Tinder profile examples: 4 filled-in samples
All four are fictional and written for this page. Notice how each one uses the same template but sounds like a different person.
Sample Tinder profile for women
Priya, 27 (fictional)
| Slot | Photo |
|---|---|
| 1 | Smiling close-up in golden-hour light |
| 2 | Full-length in a summer dress at a street market |
| 3 | Mid-swing at a tennis court |
| 4 | Laughing with two friends at a picnic |
| 5 | On a ferry with the city behind her |
| 6 | Holding a slightly burnt loaf of bread, grinning |
Bio: Product designer who bakes on Sundays, with mixed results. Usually at the tennis club or hunting for the best dumplings in town. Looking for something long-term with someone who can laugh at a burnt loaf.
Two truths and a lie: I've ridden a camel, I've never been to a concert, I can name every capital in Europe.
The key to my heart is: Bringing me a pastry and pretending it was no big deal.
Sample Tinder profile for men
Leo, 31 (fictional)
| Slot | Photo |
|---|---|
| 1 | Smiling headshot on a bright overcast day |
| 2 | Full-body on a bridge in a casual jacket |
| 3 | Cooking pasta at home, flour everywhere |
| 4 | Rec-league soccer team photo, him in the middle |
| 5 | On a mountain path in Portugal |
| 6 | Candid laugh with his nephew's puppy |
Bio: Civil engineer, so yes, I will talk about bridges. Usually found at soccer on Thursdays or making fresh pasta badly. Looking for a relationship. I'll cook if you bring dessert.
My most controversial opinion is: Baseball on the radio is better than on TV.
We'll get along if: You like long dinners and short walks to get ice cream after.
Gay Tinder profile example
Marcus, 35 (fictional)
| Slot | Photo |
|---|---|
| 1 | Clear smiling portrait outside a café |
| 2 | Full-body at a gallery opening |
| 3 | Running a 10k, medal around neck |
| 4 | At a friend's birthday dinner |
| 5 | Beach in Greece |
| 6 | Asleep on the couch with his cat (taken by a friend) |
Bio: ER nurse, runner, and the friend who always has snacks in his bag. Weekends are long runs, museums and big Sunday dinners. Looking for a boyfriend who's kind, curious and up for a weekend away now and then.
The key to my heart is: A handwritten note. I keep all of them.
Two truths and a lie: I've lived in Lisbon, I was a backup dancer for one night, I'm scared of cats. (Check photo 6 before you guess.)
Successful Tinder profile for a casual dater
Jess, 24 (fictional)
| Slot | Photo |
|---|---|
| 1 | Smiling selfie by a window, natural light |
| 2 | Full-body at a music festival |
| 3 | Bouldering at a climbing gym |
| 4 | Group photo at a karaoke bar |
| 5 | Hiking with a view of a lake |
| 6 | Candid mid-laugh at a friend's wedding |
Bio: Grad student, climber, karaoke menace. New to the city, open to dating and making friends, no pressure. Tell me your favorite bar and I'll tell you if it's on my list.
My most controversial opinion is: Karaoke is better sober. You remember the glory.
We'll get along if: You'll try any food once.
How to fill in the template well
- Make the bio match the photos. If the bio says you bake, one photo should prove it.
- One detail per line. "I like food" is a gap. "I'm on a mission to find the best dumplings" is a conversation.
- Be honest about what you want. Tinder lets you set relationship goals. Use them.
- Keep it positive. Say what you're into; skip the "swipe left if" warnings.
- Verify your profile. Tinder's Photo Verification compares a video selfie to your photos and adds a blue check mark.
- Revisit in a month. Swap one photo or prompt to keep things fresh.
Good Tinder profile examples: what they have in common
Every successful profile above follows the same pattern: a clear face first, at least five different settings, a bio with one hook and a clear intention, and prompts that are easy to reply to. None of them is clever for the sake of it. They're specific.
For guys who want a deeper breakdown, read our guide to the male Tinder profile. If you date on several apps, the dating profile template works across all of them.
Filling the photo slots
The bio and prompts are the easy part. Most people get stuck on photos, especially slots 2, 3 and 6. Our guide on what pictures to put on Tinder goes slot by slot. Short on recent shots for those slots? DatingProfile's HyperReal™ method builds natural photos from one selfie, with 62 styles to cover hobby, social and outdoor slots. Every photo is built on your real face and should show you as you look this year. Tinder's rules don't welcome misleading AI images, so keep the set honest and follow them.
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Frequently asked questions
What should I put on my Tinder profile?
Recent photos of you alone (face first, then full body, hobby, social and outdoors), a two- or three-line bio that names one real interest and your intentions, and your relationship goals and interests. Tinder lets you edit photos, bio, interests, relationship goals, job, school and more from Edit Info.
How long should a Tinder bio be?
Two or three lines is enough for most people. Tinder doesn't publish a limit (500 characters is the widely reported figure), and people swipe quickly, so one hook beats a paragraph.
Is it okay to copy a Tinder profile template?
Copy the structure, not the words. A template tells you what goes where. Your answers need your own details, or your profile will look like everyone else who copied the same example.
Are these sample Tinder profiles real?
No. Priya, Leo, Marcus and Jess are invented. Borrow their structure, not their lines.
What does Tinder's Photo Tips feature do?
In select markets, Photo Tips reviews your photos as a set and may suggest adding a type of photo, such as a hobby shot, or replacing similar selfies to add variety. You can follow or dismiss each suggestion.
Sources
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Dating profile editor at DatingProfile
Mark writes and reviews DatingProfile’s guides to dating profiles: the photos, bios and prompts that work on Tinder, Hinge and Bumble, and how each app actually behaves.
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