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How to Share All Your Links in One Place

To share all your links (your store, accounts, WhatsApp, latest video) in one place: create a single link-in-bio page that gathers them all, then put that one link in your Instagram, TikTok, or Snapchat bio. You can add a QR code for print material, a digital business card, and password protection for private pages, all from one account.

The problem: links scattered everywhere

Your store is one link, WhatsApp is another, each social account stands alone, and your latest post reaches no one because most platforms only allow one clickable link in a profile. The result: your audience has to search for you in several places instead of finding you in one.

The fix: one page, one link

Building a link-in-bio page covers the core idea: one page gathering every destination behind a single link you place in every account bio. From there, build out the full experience:

Add your links in the right order

Add your links, your store, WhatsApp, accounts, videos, by dragging and dropping, ordered by what matters most to your audience.

Connect your social accounts

Add your social handles so they show as icons at the top of your page, separate from your main link list.

Equip your page with extra tools

Track performance

Watch which link gets the most engagement via visitor analytics, and reorder your page based on real data, not guesswork.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a link in bio and a regular short link?

A short link redirects to one destination only. A link-in-bio page is a full page bundling several destinations behind one link, with its own design and per-link stats.

Can I add a QR code and a digital business card to the same page?

Yes. Every bio page ships with an automatic QR code for direct scanning, and you can add a separate digital business card that visitors save to their contacts with one tap.

Do I need separate pages for each social platform?

No. One page covers all your accounts, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and more. You put its link in every account bio and update the content from one place instead of repeating it everywhere.

Can I password-protect part of my links?

Yes, from the privacy settings. Useful for content meant for a specific audience only, like VIP customers or course members.