Create a link-in-bio page with custom links, colors, and profile picture for social media profiles.
A link-in-bio builder that assembles a single landing page from the pieces social profiles don't have room for: a profile picture, a short handle or name, and a stack of labeled buttons that each carry visitors to one destination. You supply the links and the styling; the tool renders them into one page with a single shareable link. The thing people most often get wrong: the tool does not touch your Instagram, TikTok, or X bios. Building the page is only half the job - you still have to copy the generated link into each profile's bio field yourself.
A concrete input and expected output from the current implementation.
Input
Handle: @studio-north Photo: studio-north.jpg Color: #0A84FF Links: Portfolio - https://studionorth.example YouTube - https://youtube.com/@studionorth Newsletter - https://studionorth.example/newsletter
Expected output
A preview page headed by the profile picture and the name "@studio-north", then three stacked buttons in the order entered: "Portfolio" linking to https://studionorth.example, "YouTube" linking to https://youtube.com/@studionorth, and "Newsletter" linking to https://studionorth.example/newsletter, all styled with the chosen blue (#0A84FF).
The page is exactly the sum of its inputs: one button per link, in the order entered, carrying the label you wrote and the URL you gave it, with the chosen color applied across the page. Nothing is added or rewritten, so what you enter is what visitors see.
Each entry on the page is a pair: a label that visitors read and a URL that the button points to. You enter the pairs, and the page renders one button per pair in the order you gave them. The label is what people see and the URL is where they land, so a wrong URL or a mislabeled button is the main way a finished page disappoints.
The profile picture and the color choices are the presentation inputs. They define how the page looks as a whole: the picture sits above the buttons, and the chosen colors set the scheme applied across the page. The picture file stays in the browser - nothing is uploaded. Because the styling is one scheme rather than per-link decoration, two pages with the same links differ only by picture, colors, and the order of the buttons.
No. The tool creates a page with its own link; your Instagram bio still points wherever it pointed. You paste the generated link into the bio field yourself, once per platform. If you later change the links inside the page, the page updates but your bios do not - they keep pointing at the same page.
Yes. The page is rebuilt from the current list of links: removing a link removes its button, and reordering changes the order. Editing the list is the normal way to keep one stable bio link working as your destinations change.
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