Make a free link in bio page, with no account

What a link in bio page is for

Instagram, TikTok and most social apps give you one clickable link in your profile. A link in bio page turns that one link into many: your shop, your newest video, a booking page, a newsletter and your other profiles, on one page that looks good on a phone.

What to put on it

• A clear photo and a one-line bio so people know they’ve found the right person.
• Your most important link first, highlighted. Most visitors tap the first thing they see.
• Three to six links. More than that and people stop reading.
• Social icons for your other profiles, in a row under your name.
• Titles that say what happens: “Shop the new collection” beats “Shop”.

Make yours, step by step

1. Open Link in Bio. There’s nothing to sign up for.
2. Add a photo, your name and a line about you.
3. Tap Add a link for each link. Paste the address; the logo appears for YouTube, Spotify, Etsy and others. Hold a link to move, highlight or hide it.
4. Add social icons: type your handle, like @you, or paste the link.
5. Pick a theme, a button shape and a font. The preview changes as you go.
6. Tap Share, copy the link and paste it into your profile’s website field. Or save the QR code for a flyer or your shop counter.

How it works without an account

Most link in bio services keep your page on their servers, which is why they need an account. Link in Bio puts your page inside its own link instead, after the # sign, a part of an address that browsers never send to a server. Opening the link draws your page from it, so there’s nothing for us to store.

That means two things. When you change your page, share again and update the link in your bio. And a page with a photo makes a long link; it works anywhere that takes a link, but if you’d like a short address, use Download as a web page and drop the file on a free host such as Netlify Drop or GitHub Pages. That address is yours and works without Yuzool.