Free bio page creator
You do not need a website to give your audience one clear place to go. A free bio page puts every important link — socials, shop, booking, music, newsletter — on one mobile-first page you can share from Instagram, TikTok, a QR code, or any campaign. Below: what to put on it, how to publish, exactly what the free plan includes, and what the word "free" tends to cost you elsewhere.
-50%Launch-week offer
Pro monthly is half price for your first 3 months — applied automatically at checkout.
Start with the links your audience asks for most — your socials, shop, booking page, music, latest content, newsletter, or lead magnet. Order them by priority so the most important one is impossible to miss.
Building the page takes minutes, not a weekend. Pick a template, paste your links, choose the order, publish, and update your social profiles with one URL that never has to change again.
"Free" is the whole query, so here are the numbers rather than adjectives. This is what an account gives you without paying, taken from the same plan table the pricing page renders.
A free page is a starting point, not the finish line. The per-link clicks are the part you act on: move the winners up, rewrite anything that underperforms, and check again next week.
One page, one URL, every channel. Put it in your Instagram and TikTok bios, drop it into posts and stories, and print it as a QR code for the offline world.
A free plan is rarely free of trade-offs; it just moves the cost somewhere less obvious. Before you commit a bio link that every post points at, find out which one your chosen tool charges. These are the four patterns worth checking, and where the tools we read in August 2026 sit.
Yes, and it stays free — there is no trial clock and no card at signup. The free plan gives you 10 links, 5 QR codes, 11 themes and 365 days of per-link click history. Pro is $6 a month or $45 a year and adds 50 links, your own domain, badge removal and the SEO fields.
No. A bio page is a focused landing page for the links your audience needs most, so you can skip the cost and upkeep of a full site. If you later want it on your own domain, that is a Pro feature rather than a rebuild.
A few minutes. Choose a template, paste your links, set the order, and publish — then share the single URL anywhere.
Yes. Edit links, change the order, or swap templates anytime, and your shared URL stays exactly the same.