Link in bio
One link for all your links.
Build a bio page that holds every link you share — shop, newsletter, latest video, booking form — behind one short URL. Try it right here, then publish it free and see which links your audience actually taps.
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- Unlimited links on a single bio page
- One short URL for every platform profile
- Per-link click analytics, not just page views
- Clean, mobile-first layout that matches your brand
- Reorder and update links without changing the URL
- Works in Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and X bios
All links, one page
Collect your shop, newsletter, latest release, and booking form in one place, so a profile that allows a single link stops being a bottleneck for everything you want to share.
On-brand look
A clean, fast, mobile-first page that looks like yours rather than a generic template. It loads quickly on a phone, which is where essentially all of this traffic comes from.
Know what gets clicks
Every button is a tracked link, so you see which offers earn taps and which quietly get ignored. That is per-link data, not a single page-view number you cannot act on.
How to set up a link in bio page
Build it above, publish it free, and paste one URL into every profile you maintain.
Add your links
Give each button a clear label and a destination. Put the thing you most want tapped at the top — the first two buttons take the large majority of clicks.
Claim your short URL
Choose the handle that appears in your bio link. Keep it consistent with your username across platforms so it is recognisable and easy to say out loud.
Paste it in your bio
Add the one URL to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and X. Update the page whenever your priorities change — the bio link itself never needs to change again.
Bio page vs a single link in your profile
Most platforms allow exactly one link. The question is whether that link is a dead end or a hub you can measure and update.
| One direct link | Bio page | |
|---|---|---|
| Number of destinations | One | Unlimited |
| Change without editing every profile | No | Yes |
| Per-link click data | No | Yes |
| Promote a launch without losing evergreen links | No | Yes |
| Same URL across every platform | Rarely | Yes |
| QR code for offline use | No | Yes |
| Setup time | None | Minutes |
Who uses a link in bio page
Creators
Point followers at the latest upload, your shop, and your newsletter without rewriting the bio every week.
Musicians
Collect streaming platforms, tour dates, and merch in one place and see which platform your audience actually prefers.
Small shops
Link to collections, current promotions, and your store locator, and reorder them as stock and seasons change.
Podcasters
Give listeners every player option plus the episode archive behind a single memorable URL.
Freelancers
Put your portfolio, rates, and booking calendar one tap away from any profile a client finds you through.
Campaigns
Spin up a temporary hub for a launch or event and retire it when the moment passes.
Why one link is not enough
Instagram, TikTok, and most other platforms allow a single link in your profile. That constraint forces a choice between the shop, the newsletter, the latest video, and everything else — and whichever you pick, the rest becomes unreachable from your most valuable piece of real estate.
A bio page removes the choice. The profile link points at a page you control, and that page can hold as many destinations as you need, reordered whenever priorities shift.
The second benefit is measurement. A direct profile link gives you nothing beyond whatever the destination site records. A bio page makes every button a tracked link, so you learn which offer your audience actually responds to instead of inferring it.
What makes a bio page convert
Keep it short. Pages with five or six focused buttons consistently outperform pages with twenty, because a long list pushes the visitor into scanning mode and most simply leave.
Order deliberately. The top two positions take the large majority of taps, so put the thing you most want clicked there and move it when your priorities change.
Write labels as actions rather than nouns. 'Watch the new episode' beats 'YouTube', because it tells the visitor what they get rather than where they land.
Revisit it monthly. A bio page that still promotes last quarter's launch is costing you the clicks it was built to capture.
Using the page beyond social profiles
The same URL works anywhere a single link has to carry everything: an email signature, a conference badge, a business card, a video description, or a podcast show note.
Because it is a short link, it also has a QR code — which makes it usable on printed material, merchandise, and event signage, all reporting into the same analytics as your online traffic.
Link in bio FAQ
Is the link in bio tool free?
Yes. You can build and publish a bio page with unlimited links for free, and per-link click analytics are included.
How many links can I add?
As many as you want. In practice, five or six focused buttons convert better than a long list, so add more only when each one earns its place.
Can I use the same page on every platform?
Yes, and you should. One URL in every profile means you update the page once rather than editing each bio separately.
Can I see which links get clicked?
Yes. Every button is a tracked link with its own click count, location, and device data — so you get per-link performance rather than a single page-view total.
Can I change my links later?
Yes. Add, remove, and reorder links at any time. The bio URL stays the same, so nothing in your profiles needs to change.
Do I need a custom domain?
No. A free bio page works on the standard short domain. A custom domain is available on the paid plan if you want the URL fully branded.
Does my bio page get a QR code?
Yes. Because the page sits behind a short link, it has a scannable QR code you can use on print, merchandise, and event signage.
Will my bio page show up in Google?
Bio pages are not indexed by search engines by default. They are designed to be shared directly from your profiles rather than found through search.
Get started
Build your link-in-bio page free.
Design it above, publish it in a couple of minutes, and paste one URL into every profile you maintain.