As a creator or entrepreneur, the link in your bio is probably the most important part of your profile. It’s where you can showcase your work, send traffic to a blog, give answers to frequently asked questions, and allow people to purchase from you. Instagram and TikTok only allow users to share one link in their profiles, which makes it harder for creators to decide what they want to be displayed to the world. With link-in-bio tools, you don’t have to choose. You can link to all your important links in one place using just one link. So, what are the best tools to help you do this? Keep reading to find out.
Linktree
Linktree is the number one link-in-bio tool used by creators, entrepreneurs, coaches, retailers, and more. Linktree allows you to build a landing page that houses all your links by giving you one link to distribute across social media platforms. Linktree’s free plan allows unlimited links and allows you to customize your landing page any way you like. When you pay for premium, you get more customization options and the option to put content behind a paywall. Plans range from free to $24 per month.
Linkable.to
Linkable is your one-stop shop for building a bio link page and shortening URLs. Linkable is completely free and allows you to house unlimited links. The tool has day-by-day statistics so you can learn more about your audience. Linkable allows you to customize your landing page any way you’d like. You can even include a video on your landing page. The amazing thing about Linkable is you can manage multiple bio links from one account. So, if you want to manage a bio link for your personal page, business page, friend, or company, you can do it all without creating another account.
Milkshake App
Milkshake is a unique link-in-bio tool that allows users to showcase whatever they want. Milkshake is an app, so you customize your bio link page all on your phone. Instead of the usual links or a grid, Milkshake has individual “cards” that take up the entire screen, and your audience must keep swiping to see all of your content. Each card can have multiple types of content, such as photos, links, and text boxes. The free app comes with templates if you need help designing your bio link page.
Koji
Koji is a free digital storefront that simplifies selling on social media. Yahoo called it the world’s most powerful link-in-bio platform. Koji’s Portfolio Profile allows users to display links in a scrollable gallery of images to showcase their work. Like Milkshake, creators can include external links to whatever they want as image “cards.” This tool lets creators customize their landing page or choose from 18 theme presets, four frame options, and numerous font options.
Campsite
Campsite lets you showcase your links simultaneously with a small photo and text. Campsite even has a Canva integration that lets you design custom images. The free option of Campsite includes unlimited links, font and color customization, and basic analytics. Once you upgrade, you can use your own domain, remove Campsite branding, upload images, and many other advanced features. Plans range from free to $24 per month.
Have you used any of these link-in-bio tools? Which one seems to meet your needs? Leave a comment below!
