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Make a speaker one-sheet in ten minutes
Fill in your details on the left and watch the page build on the right. Pick a color, add your photo, and save a print-ready PDF to send to organizers and bureaus.
In the print window choose Save as PDF, paper Letter, margins None, and turn on Background graphics.
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Your free Worth the Pitch speaker page shows your bio, headshot, and talks with an Invite to speak form, and updates whenever you do.
Create my free speaker pageWhat goes on a speaker one-sheet
Your name and a headline that says what you help audiences do, a professional photo, a short bio, two or three signature talks with a one-line outcome each, proof from people who hired you, the stages you have spoken on, and exactly how to book you. Organizers skim it in under a minute, so every section should earn its space.
Your photo and details stay in your browser
The maker runs on your computer. Your photo is resized in the browser and saved there with your draft, and nothing is uploaded to our servers. Choose Save as PDF, then in the print window pick Save as PDF as the destination and set margins to None.
Make it easy to say yes
End with one clear next step: an email address, a booking page, or your speaker page link. Our speaker one-sheet template guide walks through each section with examples.
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FAQ
Questions, answered
What is a speaker one-sheet?
A single page, usually a PDF, that summarizes who you are as a speaker: your photo, a short bio, your signature talks, testimonials, and how to book you. Organizers and bureaus use it to decide quickly and to share you with their team.
How do I save my one-sheet as a PDF?
Choose Save as PDF. In the print window, set the destination to Save as PDF, paper size to Letter, and margins to None, and turn on background graphics so the colors print.
Can I use the bio from the bio generator?
Yes. Generate your bios, choose Use in my one-sheet, and the maker fills in your name, headline, and bio.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The photo is resized and stored in your own browser with your draft. Clearing your browser data or choosing Start over removes it.
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Guides that go deeper
BrandingSpeaker One Sheet Template: What to Include, How to Design It, and a Fill-In VersionEverything a speaker one sheet needs, a fill-in text template you can copy, design and accessibility tips, and how to keep a live web version organizers can always find.Read the guide →BrandingHow to Write a Speaker Bio: 50, 100, and 150-Word Examples You Can ModelA practical formula for a third-person speaker bio, three example bios at different lengths, and a checklist to run before you send yours to an organizer.Read the guide →BrandingHow to Create a Signature Talk You Can Deliver for YearsA step-by-step framework for building a signature talk: one big idea, a clear audience transformation, a three-movement structure, testing, naming, and format versions.Read the guide →