Basic Link-in-Bio
A free link-in-bio page: your photo, name and bio, link buttons, icons for your social profiles and Listen buttons for your music.
A link-in-bio page puts all your links in one place: shop, socials, latest video, newsletter. Use its QR code on business cards, packaging and posters, or its short link in your social profiles.
The free Basic Link-in-Bio covers a photo, a bio and link buttons. The paid templates are made for creators, musicians, portfolios and local businesses.
5 templates · 1 free · paid templates $3.99, one-time
A free link-in-bio page: your photo, name and bio, link buttons, icons for your social profiles and Listen buttons for your music.
A link-in-bio for YouTubers and creators: your profile and social icons, follower stats, your latest video playing on the page, links, a merch card and a subscribe button.
A link page for bands and artists: a full-bleed photo, buttons for every streaming service, your latest release with an embedded player, upcoming tour dates with ticket links and a merch card.
A portfolio for photographers and designers: a masonry gallery with a full-screen viewer, project pages with client, year and role, client logos and an inquiry form that sends to your Responses page.
A link page for a café, shop or studio: your brand with an Open or Closed badge, quick-action buttons, reviews, your social profiles, a map and weekly hours that show “Open now” in your time zone.
Previews are the real templates rendered with their sample content.
Free templates open straight in Studio. Paid ones are bought once in the marketplace, then open in Studio the same way.
Studio opens with the sample content from the preview. Replace it with your own and see the page update as you type.
CirculateQR hosts the page and gives you its QR code as PNG, SVG or PDF. Edit the page later without reprinting.
Basic Link-in-Bio is free. The others cost $3.99, paid once in the marketplace, with no subscription.
No. You can publish on the free Standard plan, which includes up to 3 hosted pages. On the free plan a code and its page stay live for 14 days after publishing; after that, $5 once keeps one code live for good, or any paid plan (from $12 a month) keeps all your codes live.
Yes. A published page has its own web address, so you can put it in any bio as well as printing its QR code.