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Link in bio website builder

One link in bio. Everything you want people to find.

Turn the website field in your social profiles into a clear, branded path to your latest release, best work, newsletter, shop, or next conversation.

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Designed for quick decisions on a small screen.
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More than a button list

Give every visitor an obvious place to start.

A useful link in bio website does not treat every destination as equally important. It leads with the action that matters now, then adds a short set of alternatives for people with different interests.

Write link labels as specific destinations: “Watch the new film,” “Read the studio guide,” or “Ask about a project.” A visitor should not need to guess what “Latest” or “More” means.

A practical link hierarchy

  • One primary button for your current priority
  • Three to six specific secondary destinations
  • A small selection of recognizable social profiles
  • A lightweight contact or follow action
For Instagram, TikTok, and beyond

One public page, wherever your audience finds you.

OnlyPage is not affiliated with the social platforms. It simply gives you a public URL that you can reuse wherever website links are allowed.

IG

Instagram

Use the page for a current collection, a new release, or the resources your latest posts mention. Check which website fields your account currently offers.

TT

TikTok

Give viewers a mobile-friendly next step after a video. Keep the top action consistent with the content that brought them to your profile.

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Other profiles

Reuse the same address in a creator profile, email signature, community bio, or anywhere a short introduction needs more useful links.

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Make it recognizable

Keep the handoff from social to website consistent.

  • Use the same name, profile image, and recognizable visual cues.
  • Match the first link to the content or campaign you are currently promoting.
  • Keep the page readable without pinching, zooming, or hunting for the next action.
  • Remove outdated campaigns instead of letting them bury current work.
Publish, then keep it current

A small page with a simple editing rhythm.

Choose your priority

Decide the one action that deserves the strongest visual emphasis right now.

Add the useful links

Write clear labels, arrange the destinations, and check every URL before publishing.

Update the same URL

Republish when the priority changes so returning visitors always land on the current version.

Link page questions

Before you add the URL to your bio.

What is a link in bio website?

It is a small public page connected to the website field in a social profile. It gives visitors a choice of useful destinations, such as your latest work, a shop, a newsletter, or a contact page.

Can I create a free link in bio website?

Yes. Publish on a free OnlyPage subdomain and use that address in your social profiles, with an OnlyPage badge on the page.

Will it work for Instagram and TikTok?

You can use the same public OnlyPage URL anywhere a social platform allows a website link. Available fields and linking rules vary by platform and account, so check the current profile settings.

How many links should I include?

Start with one primary action and roughly three to six secondary links. There is no universal perfect number, but a shorter, current list is usually easier to scan than an archive of everything you have ever shared.

Do I need a custom domain?

No. You can begin with the OnlyPage subdomain. A custom domain can help with branding later, but it is not required to create or share a link page.

Can I change the links after publishing?

Yes. The page is built from editable link sections, so you can republish the same address when a campaign, release, or priority changes.

Your page, out in the world

Give your latest work the top link it deserves.

Start with a mobile-focused link structure, then make the destination labels specific to what you are sharing now.

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