Link in bio pages
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.
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.
Page by page
- Home /
- Link page (cards with thumbnails)
What is on the page
The link page section in its cards with thumbnails layout: the show name, a three line bio, social icons for Instagram, YouTube and email, three episode cards, then Spotify, Apple Podcasts, the newsletter and sponsorship as cards with icons. Link pages have no navigation bar; the profile is the header. The Nightfall palette in dark mode suits audio.
Keeping it current
Move the newest episode to the top each week and drop the oldest, keeping three. Editing a link is a field change in the builder and a publish, and the address stays the same, so the link in your bio never needs to change.
What makes this website work
Episodes before platforms
The first three links are episodes with a title and a picture, the platforms come after. A follower tapping from a post about episode 112 wants episode 112, not a list of apps.
Each episode gets its own picture
The cards with thumbnails layout gives each link a small image, here an oyster farm, a country bakery and a lavender field. It makes the page scannable and shows the show's range in one glance.
A sponsorship link that opens email
Sponsor an episode is a mailto link with the subject filled in. Advertisers who find the show through its bio get a one tap way in, and the host gets a clearly labelled email.
Questions people ask
What should a podcaster put in a link in bio?
The latest episodes, the main listening apps, a way to subscribe outside the apps such as a newsletter, and a contact for guests or sponsors. This example keeps it to seven links so every one is visible without much scrolling on a phone.
Which link page layout suits a podcast?
Cards with thumbnails, as here, because each episode has its own picture. Stacked buttons suit a short list of plain links, and photo tiles suit visual creators. All three are layouts of the same link page section, so you can switch without retyping links.
Can I add my own cover art?
Yes. Upload episode artwork or your show logo in the image picker for each link, and add a profile photo in the avatar field. The generator leaves avatars and logos for you to upload, so this example has no profile photo yet.
Will the page show in search results?
A published link page has its own title, description and share image, and is listed in the site's sitemap. Most visitors arrive from the bio link, but a search for the show name can find it too. You can set the page to noindex in Settings if you prefer.
Can I see which links people tap?
The site's stats count visits per page and top referrers over 7, 30 or 90 days, without cookies, and you can add a GA4 id. Taps on individual links are not counted by OneCraft, so use the platforms' own tracking links if you need per link numbers.
Build your own in about a minute
The button below opens the generator with this use case already described. Change the wording to match your own, generate, then edit anything you like.
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