Link in bio pages
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.
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 (photo tiles)
Layout
The link page section in its photo tiles layout on Graphite in dark mode with Libre Bodoni for the name: a two line bio, Instagram and email icons and six tiles. Square corners match the sharp, graphic style of the work.
Before you publish
Replace every tile photo with your own work, and only show client tattoos with their permission. Keep the booking request on your own form or booking tool, and make the bio say when books open, as this one does.
What makes this website work
Black and white throughout
The Graphite palette in dark mode and the black and white tile photos match fine line and blackwork. The page looks like the artist's style, which is what a prospective client is judging.
Healed work, not just fresh
A healed work tile sits beside the flash. Fresh tattoos always look sharp; healed photos show how the lines hold up, which careful clients ask about.
Aftercare one tap away
Clients are told to check the aftercare guide after every session, and the bio link is the one they already have. Putting aftercare on the page reduces the number of worried messages in the first week.
Questions people ask
What should a tattoo artist link in bio include?
How to request a booking, current flash, your portfolio of healed work, aftercare, and where the studio is. This example adds a waitlist for guest spots, which suits artists who travel. Six tiles keep it to one screen on most phones.
Can the page use a dark theme?
Every palette has a dark version, and this page uses Graphite in dark mode with black and white photos. Colours are checked for readable contrast in both modes, so the labels under the tiles stay legible on dark backgrounds and in bright sunlight on a phone.
Can I take booking deposits through the page?
A link page has no checkout. Link a tile to the booking tool that takes your deposit, or build a OneCraft website with a store on a paid plan and sell the deposit as a product paid through Stripe Checkout.
Can I show the studio address without a map?
This example links the studio tile to a page with the address and parking, which suits a private studio that shares the address only once booked. A full website could add a map section with the address and a directions link.
How do I change the photos as my flash changes?
Open the link page in the builder, click the flash tile's image and upload the new sheet, then publish. The address stays the same, so the link in your bio keeps working and the new flash shows as soon as the publish finishes.
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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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