What Is a Biolink? How to Put One Link in Your Instagram Bio
Instagram, TikTok and X give you exactly one link in your profile. But you never have just one thing to share: your latest video, your shop, your WhatsApp line, a booking form… A biolink collects all of them on a single page, and that page's address is what goes in your bio.
So what exactly is a biolink?
A biolink (link in bio) is a small landing page that works for you. A visitor taps the link in your profile, sees every option on your page and picks one. No website to build, no code, no designer.
How to make a biolink page for free
- Create an account. Sign up in seconds with email or Google/Apple.
- Pick a username. It doubles as your page address, so keep it short and memorable.
- Add your links. In the editor use Add block → Link and order them. There are forty-one block types: video, gallery, form, product card, map, calendar…
- Choose a theme. Pick a ready-made theme and swap the colour palette with one tap.
- Publish and paste. Copy your address into your Instagram bio. Done.
Five rules of a good biolink page
- Most important link on top. Most visitors tap one of the first two.
- Five to eight links is plenty. Long lists make deciding harder.
- Titles should say the action. "See the new collection", not "My website".
- Add a photo and a one-line bio. Whose page this is should be obvious in a second.
- Read your analytics. Which link got how many taps, and from where — reorder accordingly.
Can you use your own domain?
Yes. On paid plans you can publish at your-name.com, or use a name.linkspot.bio subdomain. Search-engine visibility is a single toggle.
Biolink + QR menu + QR codes in one account
On Linkspot the biolink page, the QR menu for restaurants and QR codes whose destination can change later live in the same panel. The QR code on your business card can open your biolink — and you never reprint it when the page changes.