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Link a "link in bio" landing page to your social media profiles or blog

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Updated: June 11, 2025

Point your social media friends and followers or blog visitors to your other social profiles, blog, crowd funding site, or website by adding a "link in bio" landing page to the "about me" or "bio" section

A "Link in bio" landing page is perfect for sharing multiple URLs when you have limited space, like in the profile of your social media page or "about me" section of your blog. You can even create multiple landing pages with customized messaging for each social profile to better engage your contacts. Here's how you add them to:

 

Light Bulb IconDid you know? If you need to change the design or content of your landing page, you can edit it at any time without having to update the URL attached to your social media profile. If you change the custom URL for your landing page, it needs to be updated in your social profile to prevent a broken link.

 


Facebook: Add a "Learn More" button to your profile banner

Exclamation Point IconImportant: Important: to edit a Facebook Business Page, you must be an administrator. Learn more.

 

After you create a Social Profile landing page, you can share the URL on your Facebook Page to drive traffic to the places you want your social audience to find. The Learn More button is highly visible and sits right under your banner image at the top of your page.

Facebook only allows a single button at the top of your profile.

  1. Copy the URL for your Social Profile landing page.

    Custom Landing Page Details Page, Landing Page URL field, and URL
     
  2. From your Facebook Page, click Add Action Button.

    Facebook Page and profile banner image with Add a Button button
     
  3. Select Learn More.
  4. Click Next.

    Edit Page Button overlay and Learn More option
     
  5. Paste the URL for your landing page into the Website field.
  6. Click Save.

    Learn More overlay with Website field and Save button
     

For more information about adding a button to a Facebook Page, please see Facebook's support.

 

Preview your Facebook button

To see what the Sign up button looks like for visitors to your business page, you can view your page as a visitor:

  1. From your Facebook Page, click the View As button.

    Facebook Page with Edit Learn More button and Interact As menu expanded with personal profile selected
     
  2. View how the Learn More button would appear.

    Facebook Page as seen by a visitor with Learn More button
     

Your Social Profile Landing Page opens so you can preview it.

For more information about viewing a page as a visitor, please see Facebook's support.

 

Edit or delete your Facebook button

If you need to change the URL for your landing page or delete the button altogether, you can edit the button.

  1. From your Facebook Business Page, click Edit Action Button

    Facebook Page with Edit Sign Up button menu expanded a Test Button, Get Subscribers, Edit Button, and Delete Button options
  2. Select: 
  • Edit Button - Lets you change the URL for your Learn More button.
  • Change Button - Change what button to link to your Social Profile Landing Page.
  • Delete Button - Removes the Learn More button from your Facebook page.

    Facebook Page with Edit Sign Up button menu expanded a Test Button, Get Subscribers, Edit Button, and Delete Button options
     

For more information about editing a Facebook button, please see Facebook's support.

 

Instagram: Add the URL for your landing page to your Bio

Exclamation Point IconImportant: Although you can create and access your Instagram account from a desktop computer, it lacks some of the features and functionality of the Instagram mobile app. We recommend managing your Instagram account through the app on a mobile device.

 

After you create a Social Profile Landing Page, you can share the URL in the Bio of your Instagram Business Profile to drive traffic to the rest of your web presence. The link isn't clickable, but visitors can copy and paste the URL into their browser to visit your landing page.

  1. From the details page for your Custom Landing Page, click the Share button and then select Share on social

    Custom Landing Page Details Page with Share button and Share on social option
     
  2. Click Shorten URLs.
  3. Copy the shortened URL.

    Social Post Create a Post overlay with Shorten URLs button, and shortened URL in post content field
     
  4. From your Instagram Business Profile, tap Edit Profile

    Instagram Business Profile with Profile icon and Edit Profile button
  5. Tap Bio.

    Instagram edit profile options and Bio field
     
  6. Paste in the shortened URL for your landing page in your bio. It's a good idea to let your followers know that they have to copy and paste the link because it isn't clickable.
  7. Tap Done.

    Instagram Bio editor with URL and Done button

To edit or remove your Bio, just tap Edit Profile and repeat the steps.

For more information about editing an Instagram Bio, please see Instagram's support.

 

Preview your Instagram Bio

The shortened URL for your Custom Landing Page is the Bio section of your Instagram profile. You can view it by tapping the profile icon in the lower right-hand corner of your screen. Anytime anyone taps on your profile icon, they're brought to your profile and can see the URL too.
 

Just hold your finger down on the URL for your Custom Landing Page to copy it. Then open your browser and paste in the URL to view your sign-up form. Please note that this method of copying a link isn't available on all devices and the URL sometimes needs to be manually typed. Using the URL shortener method above makes it much easier to hand-type the link.

 

LinkedIn: Add a "Sign up" button to your profile banner

After you create a Social Profile Landing Page, you can share the URL on your LinkedIn Organization Page to drive traffic to your web presence by adding a custom button. The Learn more button is highly visible and sits in your profile, under your banner image, at the top of your page.

LinkedIn only allows a single custom button at the top of your organization page.

  1. Copy the URL for your Custom Landing Page.

    Custom Landing Page Details Page, Landing Page URL field, and URL
  2. From your LinkedIn Organization Page, click Edit Page.

    LinkedIn Organization Page and Edit Page button
     
  3. Under the Header section, click Buttons.
  4. Click the toggle to enable the button.
  5. Select "Learn more."
  6. Paste the URL for your landing page into the URL field.
  7. Click Save.

    LinkedIn edit page overlay, Buttons tab selected, Custom button toggle on, Button name and URL fields, and Save button
     

To edit or remove the button, just click Edit Page and repeat the steps.

For more information about editing a LinkedIn Profile, please see LinkedIn's support.

 

Preview your LinkedIn button

To see what the Learn more button looks like for visitors to your Organization Page, you can view your page as a member:

  1. From your LinkedIn Organization Page, click View as member.

    LinkedIn Organization Page viewed as an admin, with View as member button
     
  2. Click Learn more.

    LinkedIn Organization Page viewed as a member, profile with Learn more button
     

Your Custom Landing Page opens so you can preview it.

For more information about viewing a page as a member, please see LinkedIn's support.

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