Link in Bio Builder
Arrange a short profile promise and a focused stack of public links, preview the result in a phone frame, change its visual theme, reorder priorities, and download a simple standalone HTML page. Every link is entered by you and rendered locally.
Mina Hosts
Live music requests, weekly chats, and audience-picked encores.
Compose the header people scan first
Add and order public destinations
Export the current page
Preview ready. Check every address before exporting.
What a link in bio page should do in a few seconds
Confirm the creator
The display name and initials help a visitor confirm that the page belongs to the person or program they expected. Match spelling and visual cues with the profile that sent them.
State the recurring value
A concise profile promise should name the content, audience role, or useful result. Broad praise gives the visitor little reason to choose one destination over another.
Put the current action first
The top button receives the easiest attention. Use it for the destination most closely connected to the post, profile, or live session that brought the visitor to the page.
Use clear link labels
A label such as Watch the Friday set is more transparent than Tap here. The visitor should know the type of destination before leaving the link page.
This builder creates a static page rather than a hosted service. The downloaded HTML contains the visible name, promise, colors, and links at export time. You still need a web host, site builder, or other publishing location that can serve that file at a public HTTPS address.
Order links by the visitor's current reason for arriving
The immediate promise
If a post invites people to a live session, the first button should lead to that session or the clearest current profile destination. Do not make the visitor pass through a store, archive, and unrelated social channel first.
The durable follow path
Use the second position for a stable place to follow, subscribe, or review the creator's recurring work. This remains useful after a time-sensitive first link expires.
Supporting proof or context
A schedule, portfolio, selected replay, or longer introduction can answer questions from visitors who need more context before taking the main action.
Only destinations with a real job
Additional links should serve a distinct audience need. Remove duplicates, outdated campaigns, and channels that have not been maintained. A shorter list can make the intended route clearer.
Write button text that describes the destination
Use a specific action
Try Join the weekly music room, See the current schedule, or Watch the latest recap. These labels combine an action with enough context to reduce hesitation.
Avoid unsupported urgency
Do not use Last chance, Only today, or Limited access unless the destination truly has that condition. Repeated false urgency trains visitors to ignore the page.
Keep service names when useful
A visitor may prefer one platform. Labels such as Follow on BIGO LIVE or Watch on YouTube make the handoff visible and help people avoid destinations they do not use.
Match the page language
Write labels in the language used by the audience that sees the profile. If the creator serves several language groups, separate only the routes that truly lead to different localized destinations.
Choose a visual treatment that keeps every button legible
Warm paper
The cream background and dark controls suit a welcoming editorial profile. It keeps the emphasis on copy and works well with portraits containing softer neutral colors.
Night stage
A dark background can connect with performance or gaming profiles. Check the accent color against the dark field and avoid button colors that merge into the background.
Mint signal
The brand-accent treatment provides a bright, clean surface. Keep button text dark and test the result outdoors, where light backgrounds can reflect strongly.
Rose poster
A warm rose field can support beauty, music, and event pages without implying any particular category. Use the profile promise to communicate the real subject.
Custom accent
The selected accent changes button borders and headings. A color choice does not repair weak labels or a confusing order, so settle the content first and styling second.
Small-screen check
The phone preview approximates a narrow page, but final browser chrome, font metrics, and host-site CSS can differ. Open the exported file on a real phone before publishing.
Know what the downloaded HTML includes and leaves out
Static content and local CSS
The file includes the current name, initials, promise, theme colors, and active links. It does not need an external stylesheet or script to show the basic page.
Hosting, analytics, and account access
The builder does not publish the file, track visits, shorten URLs, sign in to a service, or verify that links belong to the creator. Those responsibilities remain with the publishing workflow.
Review every outbound address
The export accepts only complete HTTP or HTTPS addresses. That basic check cannot identify phishing, expired pages, unsafe downloads, or account impersonation. Open each link directly before sharing.
Re-export after meaningful changes
When a username, schedule, event, or priority changes, edit the builder and download a new file. A static page cannot update itself from a social profile.
Test the page as a first-time visitor
Identity
Does the name match the source profile? Are initials clear enough to act as a placeholder without pretending to be a finished logo or portrait?
Promise
Can the visitor name the recurring content or benefit after one quick read? Remove adjectives that do not add a concrete expectation.
First action
Does the top link match the post or profile that sends traffic? If not, move the relevant destination upward rather than expecting people to search.
Link health
Open each address in a private browser window. This exposes pages that work only because the creator is already signed in.
Privacy
Remove private contact details, unlisted project links, personal cloud documents, or location information that should not be public to every visitor.
Accessibility
Use descriptive labels, strong contrast, and a logical order. The page should still make sense when colors and the phone-frame decoration are ignored.
Choose a host that fits a small static page
Use HTTPS from the start
Modern browsers mark plain HTTP pages as less trustworthy and may block features when secure content links back to them. The public link in a profile should use HTTPS, load without an account sign-in, and have a stable address that can survive routine content updates.
Keep ownership clear
Use a domain, subdomain, or publishing account controlled by the creator or approved organization. A temporary collaborator account can become a maintenance problem when access changes. Record where the file is hosted and who can replace it.
Respect the host's rules
Some services accept complete HTML files, while others accept only text, blocks, or templates. Inspect the export before importing it. Remove any part the destination forbids rather than hiding code or trying to bypass its publishing controls.
Plan a failure route
If the page becomes unavailable, profiles that depend on it lose every destination at once. Keep the most important direct public link documented so it can replace the bio address while hosting is repaired.
Link in bio builder FAQ
Does this tool publish the page?
No. It downloads a standalone HTML file. You must place that file on a suitable web host or import its content into a publishing service that provides a public HTTPS address.
Does it track clicks?
No. The exported file contains ordinary links and no analytics script. If a host adds analytics, review its privacy settings and disclosures separately.
How many links should I use?
Use the smallest set that covers the visitor's likely next decisions. The builder permits six, but a profile with two or three clear routes may work better than a full list.
Can I add an email address?
This version accepts web URLs only. Publishing a personal email address can create spam and privacy risk. Use a deliberate public contact page when contact is necessary.
Will the phone preview match every browser?
No. It shows the page structure and relative priority. Font rendering, browser controls, device width, and host settings can change wrapping and spacing.
Export a page with one clear first step
Keep the profile promise accurate, place the current destination first, and open every link outside your signed-in browser. If the first route points to your BIGO LIVE presence, open BIGO LIVE to copy and verify the intended public address before exporting.
