Link in bio
Turn a single profile URL into a page that leads with the one action that matters — and gets the tap out of the in-app browser so sign-in and checkout actually work.
The basics
It’s the one place a caption, a story or an ad can point to. In 2026 a list of links isn’t enough — the page has to make a decision for the visitor and then make sure they arrive.
Put the thing you want people to do first, big, and unmissable. Everything else is secondary.
Five links people scan beats fifteen they skip. Group the rest.
“Get the free preset pack”, not “Link 3”. Say what happens when they tap.
Blocks
Profile, headings, text, link buttons and groups, social icons, images and galleries, video, music, maps, product cards, a countdown, an FAQ, tabs — 23 block types. Free gets the core set; Pro and Growth unlock the rest.
Growth
Build a second version of your bio page and run it against the first. A random-but-sticky half of visitors sees each; you watch the clicks and keep the winner with one click. No separate URL, no setup.
The part nobody handles
Every actionable link on your page runs through the escape engine: Android hands off to the default browser automatically, iOS gets a clean one-tap instruction. That’s the difference between a click and a customer.
Pro · Growth
Serve the page from link.yourbrand.com. Add your Meta Pixel or GA4 — they load only after the visitor accepts a consent bar, so you stay GDPR-clean without a cookie wall.
Free to start, no card. Your first link takes about thirty seconds.
Build yours free