CreatorKit
SunsettedFree media kit generator for content creators
Built by Caden Sorenson · Launched April 2026
This project has been sunsetted. It is no longer maintained or available, but the
build notes below stay up as a record of how it was made.
web next-jscloudflaretypescriptpdf
Update (May 2026): CreatorKit has been shelved. Analytics showed almost no usage, and a media kit generator drifted pretty far from everything else we were building. The app is no longer hosted; this page is kept up for archival purposes.
What is CreatorKit?
CreatorKit is a free media kit generator built for small-to-mid content creators (1K-100K followers) who want to land brand sponsorships. Instead of spending hours in Canva, creators can enter their stats, pick a template, and download a polished PDF one-pager in under a minute.
How It Works
- Enter your info - Name, profile photo, tagline, and a short bio
- Connect YouTube - Paste your channel handle and stats auto-populate (subscribers, views, video count)
- Add other platforms - Manually enter stats for Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Newsletter, or Podcast
- Describe your audience - Niche, primary age range, and top geographic locations
- Highlight your content - Add 2-3 top-performing posts or videos with key metrics
- Pick a template - Choose from Minimal, Bold, or Pastel designs with a custom accent color
- Download your PDF - Get a professional media kit ready to send to brands
Why Creators Need This
Brands expect a clean one-pager with stats, audience info, and collaboration options. Creators without one get ignored. CreatorKit bridges that gap by turning raw numbers into a professional document fast.
What’s on the Media Kit
- Creator name, profile photo, tagline, and bio
- Platform stats grid with follower counts and engagement rates
- Audience overview (niche, age range, top locations)
- Content highlights with key metrics
- Collaboration types offered (sponsored posts, product reviews, UGC, etc.)
- Contact information and social links
- Optional past brand partners
Tech Stack
- Next.js 16 with App Router for the interactive form and live preview
- jsPDF for client-side vector PDF generation (crisp text, small files)
- YouTube Data API v3 for auto-pulling channel stats
- Cloudflare Workers via OpenNext.js for deployment
- Cloudflare KV for rate limiting and YouTube data caching
Build log: how I built CreatorKit in a weekend.
Frequently Asked Questions
- A free media kit generator for small-to-mid content creators, roughly 1K to 100K followers, who were chasing brand sponsorships. Instead of building a one-pager by hand in Canva, a creator entered their stats, picked a template, and downloaded a PDF media kit in under a minute.
- Analytics showed almost no usage, and a media kit generator sat pretty far from everything else Vient was building. It was retired in May 2026. The app is no longer hosted, though this page stays up for reference.
- PDFs were generated client-side with jsPDF, which keeps the text crisp and the files small. Channel stats came from the YouTube Data API v3 when a creator pasted their handle, with Cloudflare KV caching those responses and handling rate limiting.
- Next.js 16 with the App Router for the interactive form and live preview, jsPDF for client-side PDF export, and the YouTube Data API v3 for stats. It deployed to Cloudflare Workers through OpenNext.js, with Cloudflare KV for caching and rate limiting.
- No. It was sunset in May 2026 and is no longer hosted. The build log and this archived page are what remain.
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