Link in bio examples by creator

Three layouts, three kinds of creator

Stacked buttons are big, round and plain, and suit coaches and services with a few clear actions. Cards with thumbnails give each link a small picture and suit podcasts and authors whose links are episodes or books. Photo tiles turn every link into a square image and suit visual work such as nails and tattoos. All three are layouts of the same link page section, so a creator can switch without retyping anything.

What goes first

Order the links by what a follower is most likely to want: the newest episode, the free intro call, the booking form, the new book. Keep six to eight links; a page holds up to twenty, but the bottom ones go unseen on a phone. Link pages have no navigation bar, since the profile is the header, and unlike full websites they get no privacy or terms pages because they collect nothing themselves.

Making one

Describe yourself and your links in the generator with the Link page kind, or start from a link page template, then upload your own avatar and tile photos.

Keeping one address for years

The link page keeps its address however often the links change, so the link in a bio never needs updating. Edit a link or swap a tile photo in the builder and publish; every publish is saved as a version you can roll back to. Each page has its own title, description and share image, and a custom domain can be added on a paid plan. A link page also works as a tiny website for anyone who has not built one yet.

Every page in this collection

• Link in bio for authors with the new book first

  An author's bio link is busiest the week a book comes out, and the reader wants to buy it from their own bookshop. This example for an invented Tasmanian crime writer leads with the new book, then the series in order, a free first chapter, events, the newsletter and a rights contact.

• Link in bio for fitness coaches that books intro calls

  A coach's followers are at different stages: some want to start today, some want to try free workouts first. This example for an invented Perth strength coach orders the buttons by commitment, a free intro call first, then the paid program, the local class, free videos and a guide.

• Link in bio for nail techs, as photo tiles

  Nail clients book with their eyes, so a nail tech's link page should look like the feed. This example for an invented Paddington home studio turns every link into a square photo tile, booking first, then prices, sets, aftercare, vouchers and how to find the studio.

• Link in bio for podcasters, latest episodes first

  A podcast's Instagram or TikTok bio link has one job: get the listener to an episode in their own app. This example for an invented interview show puts the three newest episodes first as cards with their own pictures, then one button per listening app, the newsletter and a sponsorship contact.

• Link in bio for tattoo artists, dark and image led

  A tattoo artist's bio link is where interest becomes a booking request, and where every new client gets their aftercare. This example for an invented Fitzroy artist uses dark photo tiles in black and white, with the booking request form first, then flash, healed work and aftercare.