Who it’s for
Social media managers and freelancers
Build a kit for a client’s account before a sponsorship pitch, or include the link in a client update so they can see where the account stands today.
Small businesses
A café, studio or shop with an Instagram Business account can use a kit to approach local partners, event organisers or collaborators with real numbers instead of a guess.
Creators who hand off their socials
If someone else runs your account, they can build the kit and keep its details current, and you both share the same link.
Keeping stats current
Stats pasted into a slide deck start ageing the day you send them. A live kit refreshes itself: when someone opens the link and the numbers are more than a day old, KitVerify pulls them again from Instagram. A sponsor sees today’s follower count, not last quarter’s.
Synced numbers carry a “Synced · live via Instagram” label and cannot be edited, so the kit is easy to trust when it changes hands. The methodology page explains each number.
What’s in your media kit
Whether you call it a social media kit or a media kit for social media managers, the page is built from the same parts.
Pulled from Instagram
- Profile photo, name, bio and website link
- Follower count
- Engagement rate based on followers, from your recent posts
- Median likes and median comments per post
- Six featured posts: your latest posts, ordered by likes, each linking to Instagram
Added by you
- Headline, niche, about text and location
- Audience breakdown: gender, age groups, top countries and interests
- Packages and rates
- Email and WhatsApp buttons, each shown only if you switch it on
- A layout (Signal, Classic or Pop) and a colour palette
Not included: views, reach and saves, which Instagram does not share for a username lookup. Nothing is estimated to fill the gap.
PDF vs live link
Clients and sponsors open kits in different places, so it helps to know what each format is good for.
Live link
- No login needed to build it or to open it.
- Instagram numbers refresh whenever they are more than a day old.
- Edits to your own details show on the same link straight away.
- An unclaimed link stays online for 30 days; sign up and claim it to keep it.
- A fixed copy for anyone who wants a file to attach or forward.
- Its numbers are frozen on the day you download it.
- Needs a KitVerify account on a paid plan that includes PDF export (Solo or Studio).
Frequently asked questions
Can I make a kit for a client’s Instagram account?
Yes, as long as it is a public Creator or Business account. The generator only uses the public data Instagram returns for that username, so you never need the client’s login.
Is there a social media media kit template I can fill in?
The social media kit generator works like a template that fills itself in. Instagram supplies the stats, then you choose a layout and add the rest: headline, audience, packages and contact details. There is no blank document to format.
Can a small business use it?
Yes. Any public Instagram Business account works. Use the packages section for what you offer partners, such as a sponsored post or a feature at an event.
Does the account owner need to log in?
Not for Instagram: the build reads public profile data by username. TikTok is different. Its stats appear only after the account owner connects TikTok once, read-only, from a KitVerify account.
Can I keep several client kits in one place?
Yes, in a KitVerify workspace. Claim a kit to attach it to your workspace. Keeping more than one kit live needs a paid plan with room for them.
Will the numbers change after I send the link?
Yes. The live link refreshes its Instagram numbers whenever they are more than a day old, so it keeps up with the account. A downloaded PDF does not change: it shows the numbers from the day you saved it.
Social media kit vs media kit
The two terms are often used for the same thing. A media kit usually means a creator’s pitch to brands: audience, engagement, past work and rates. “Social media kit” is the phrase social media managers, agencies and businesses more often use for a summary of an account’s reach that they share with clients, partners or sponsors.
Whichever name you use, the job is the same: show who the account reaches and how that audience responds, in a form someone outside your team can read in a minute. This social media kit generator builds that page from an Instagram username.