Build a bio page

Social profiles give you one link. A bio page is that link: your photo, a short bio, and a button for every place you want fans to go, all styled like the rest of your pages.

1. 1 Open Link in bio and create the page You get one page per artist. It starts with your artist name and photo already filled in.
2. 2 Set your handle This is the address fans see. Your artist name is the obvious choice.
3. 3 Add a photo It carries over from your artist profile if you have one there. A square crop looks best.
4. 4 Write a short bio Two lines is plenty. Basic formatting is supported, so a release name can be bold.
5. 5 Add your links and socials Buttons for anything with an address, and social icons that render automatically.
6. 6 Save and preview The preview beside the editor updates as you work, and Preview opens the real page.

A bio page uses the same theme, accent colour, font and button shape as your smart links, inherited from your artist settings. Change the look once and everything follows, so a fan moving from your bio to a release page sees the same thing throughout.

Views, button clicks, countries, devices and referrers are all recorded, with the same timeframe filters and its own tap heatmap. Ad pixels fire on it too, so a bio page works properly as an ad destination rather than being a blind spot.

You can add a sign-up box with your own prompt, for example "Get my new music first". Those fans land on the same audience list as everyone else. It is the highest-traffic page most artists have, so it is usually the best place to ask.