Link in bio pages

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.

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The home page at three widths

The same page on a desktop, a tablet and a phone, exactly as it renders. Scroll inside each frame to read it all; nothing here can be clicked or submitted.

Desktop, 1280 pixels wide
Tablet, 768 pixels wide
Phone, 375 pixels wide

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Link page (photo tiles)

Layout

The link page section in its photo tiles layout: name, bio, social icons for Instagram, TikTok and WhatsApp, and six photo tiles. On a desktop the tiles stay in a centred column with the profile above them, as the desktop frame above shows.

Swapping in your own sets

Replace the stock photos with your best recent sets, one per tile, and refresh them as styles change. Keep the booking tile first and use a clear photo for it, since it is the tile that matters most.

What makes this website work

Every link is a picture

The photo tiles layout shows six square tiles in a two column grid, each with a short label underneath. A nail tech's work sells on looks, and tiles make even the price list link inviting.

Aftercare earns repeat clients

A BIAB aftercare guide tile sits beside the booking tile. Clients who care for their set come back for infills, and a link that answers the aftercare question saves messages too.

WhatsApp for quick questions

The social icons include WhatsApp next to Instagram and TikTok. For a one person studio, a direct message is how most bookings are confirmed, so the page makes it one tap.

Questions people ask

What should a nail tech link in bio include?

Booking, prices, your latest work, aftercare and a way to message you, plus gift vouchers if you sell them. This example has all six as photo tiles with WhatsApp in the social icons, so a client can book or ask a question in one tap.

Can the tiles use my own nail photos?

Yes. Upload a photo for each link in the image picker and set the focal point by clicking the thumbnail, so the nails stay centred in the square crop. Photos up to 15 MB are accepted and stored with your site.

Can I link to my booking app?

Any link can point to a web address, so the first tile can open your booking app's page. Links can also open email, a phone number or a page of a OneCraft website, such as a price list page you build separately.

How many links can a link page have?

Up to 20 links and 8 social icons. In practice six to eight works best, because a client scrolling on a phone stops after the first screen or two. Photo tiles show two per row, so six tiles fit in three rows.

Can I sell gift vouchers on the page?

A tile can link to wherever you sell vouchers. A link page itself has no checkout; to sell vouchers through OneCraft you would build a store on a paid plan, with the voucher as a product paid through Stripe Checkout.

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Sources

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