Link in bio for Instagram
One page holding everything you'd otherwise have to choose between. With lead capture and click analytics on the free plan.
A link in bio for Instagram is a single page that sits behind the one URL in your profile, holding every link you want followers to reach. Instagram does now let you add several links natively, but only the first is visible without a tap and the platform doesn't tell you which ones get clicked. A dedicated page shows everything at once, reports what people tap, and can capture an email or enquiry rather than only sending traffic away.
Add your buttons, social icons, photo and a featured video if you want one. You can do all of this in the Blyn editor as a guest, before creating an account.
Sign up to publish at useblyn.com/@yourname. Your design carries across from the guest editor.
Profile, then Edit profile, then Links, then Add external link. Paste your URL and save. Every account can do this. There's no follower threshold.
The same URL works in your TikTok and YouTube bios, and the downloadable QR code works offline. Update the page once and every profile is current.
Instagram's Links panel covers the basics. These are the things it doesn't do.
Instagram shows your first link and hides the rest behind a tap. A page lays them all out, labeled, so nothing is buried.
Instagram doesn't report clicks per link. Blyn does, so you can drop what nobody uses and promote what works.
Collect email addresses on the page. Followers become an audience you own rather than one you rent from the algorithm.
Take enquiries, bookings or quote requests with a custom form and the exact fields you need.
Put a reel or showreel at the top of the page instead of only a list of buttons.
The same URL serves Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. You edit one page instead of three profiles.
Download a code for packaging, a market stall, a flyer or a business card. The same page working offline.
All 17 designs free, with your own colors and fonts.
Instagram added multi-link support, so it's worth being honest about when you don't need a separate tool.
| Blyn bio page | Instagram's native Links | |
|---|---|---|
| Multiple links | All shown at once | Supported, but only the first is visible |
| Clicks per link | Included | Not reported |
| Email capture | Included | Not available |
| Enquiry forms | Included | Not available |
| Works on TikTok and YouTube too | Same URL everywhere | Instagram only |
| QR code for offline use | Included | Not available |
| Custom design | 17 templates, your colors | Fixed Instagram styling |
| Setup time | About a minute | Seconds. It's genuinely quicker |
If you only have two or three links and don't need to know what people click, Instagram's native panel is enough and simpler. The case for a page is analytics, lead capture and reusing one URL across platforms.
Step-by-step: adding the link in Instagram
Where the Links panel lives in the current app, why a URL typed into the bio description isn't clickable, and what to do on a business versus a personal account.
Read the walkthroughDoing the same on TikTok
TikTok gates the website field behind follower and account-type requirements. Here's what unlocks it, and what to use in the meantime.
Read the TikTok guide
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FAQ
Everything worth knowing about link in bio for instagrams before you start.
Go to your profile, tap Edit profile, tap Links, then Add external link, paste your URL and save. Every account can do this regardless of follower count.
No. That requirement applied to the old swipe-up link in Stories, which Instagram replaced with link stickers available to everyone. Bio links have never had a follower threshold.
Instagram supports several in the Links panel, but only the first shows without a tap and it won't tell you which get clicked. A bio page shows them all and reports the clicks.
Depends what you need past a list of links. Most tools handle buttons well. The features usually held back on free plans are click analytics, email capture and enquiry forms, so if those matter, compare on them specifically rather than on templates.
Blyn's is. Your own published page at useblyn.com/@yourname, unlimited links, all 17 templates, a QR code, email capture, lead forms and analytics, with no credit card. Most templates carry a small "Made with Blyn" badge in the footer.
Yes, and it's one of the main reasons to use a page. One URL works in every profile, and updating the page updates all of them at once.
Usually because the URL was typed into the bio description rather than the Links panel. Text in the description isn't clickable. Move it to Edit profile then Links.
Free to build, free to publish, and you can see the whole page before signing up.
