Fact Box

What it does

This fact box sums up everything there is to know about you or your brand in a few quick lines, right next to your About story or image. It works great for creators, artists, athletes and brands.

Your visitors get the key facts at a glance, with no long bio to read. Each fact can also link to its source, so your readers can check it themselves and trust you more.

The box can show:

• a "Quick facts" title and your photo
• your real name, birth date, age, hometown and nationality
• your follower count on each platform, with a "Last updated" date
• short lists of what you're known for, your awards, milestones and collaborations
• your label or team

Customize it to your liking with the options above, copy the prompt (the written instructions your AI follows) with the button above, then paste it in your AI (Grok, Gemini, the one in your code editor, whatever you use). It then builds the box in your site's colors and fonts with the options you selected above.

How it works

1. 01

   The visitor reads your About section and spots the fact box beside it or under it, wherever you put it.

2. 02

   They scan the labels and find each answer right beside or under it, with no long text to read.

3. 03

   They see your follower counts rounded down, like "522M+", so the numbers never look bigger than they are.

4. 04

   They read the "Last updated" line under the list to see when the counts were checked.

5. 05

   They click any fact and its source opens in a new tab, so they can check it for themselves.

6. 06

   On a phone (iPhone or Android), each label sits above its value, so long answers stay easy to read.

What you can customize

• Rows: pick your facts (real name, birth date and age, hometown, nationality, platforms, known for, awards, milestones, collaborations, label or team). They're all on by default, except label or team.
• Layout: put each label next to its value in two columns, or above it in one column. By default we use two columns.
• Placement: set the box beside your About text, as a sidebar (a narrow column next to the main text), or under it at full width. By default it sits beside it.
• Title: you can show a "Quick facts" title at the top of the box, or keep just your name there. We show the title by default.
• Photo: you get to decide if your round photo (or your logo) shows in the header. It's on by default.
• Icons: add icons on your platform rows only, no icons at all, or a small icon on every label. By default only the platforms get one.
• Link to sources: every fact links to its source page, in a new tab. This way your readers can check your facts and trust you more. It's on by default.
• Striped rows: choose if every other row gets a light background, so the eye follows long rows more easily. By default there are no stripes.

Note that our prompt will automatically tell your AI to take your counts only from each platform or an official page, rounded down (like "522M+"), and to show when they were last checked.

It will also work out your age from your birth date, so it's always right, even years later.

If a fact is missing or can't be confirmed, its row just stays hidden. Your AI will never make up a fact, a count or an award, and will ask you for whatever it can't find on your site.

Want a fact that's not on the list? You can ask your AI to add it as its own row.

To send readers to each platform you count here, add links to every social profile you have.

To turn your three strongest numbers into a headline, show them in a grid of your biggest numbers.

For a brand with people behind it, introduce everyone with cards with your team's photos and roles.

To let readers see what made you famous, add a video gallery of your best uploads.

See it next to a creator's bio in the streamer homepage template.