Link in Bio

One link in your bio. All your best destinations behind it.

PostlyBee Link in Bio gives each workspace a public page at /@yourname. Add as many links as you need, choose a theme or set your own colors, upload a profile photo, and see how many people visited the page and which links they clicked.

  • Your own /@name URL, chosen when you set up the page
  • Unlimited links, with drag to reorder and show or hide controls
  • Page views and per-link click counts in the editor

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Built into your publishing workspace

Give profile visitors one clear place to go next

Most social profiles allow a single clickable link. A bio page lets that one link lead to your site, shop, latest campaign, booking page, or anything else, and you can update it without touching the profile again.

01

Update once, stay current

Keep one permanent URL in your profile and change the links behind it whenever a campaign starts or ends. Hide a link temporarily instead of deleting it.

02

Match your brand

Start from a preset theme, then set your own background and button colors and add a profile photo and short bio. Text color adjusts automatically so it stays readable.

03

See what gets attention

The editor shows total page views and clicks for each link, so you can move the destinations people actually use to the top.

01

Set up the page

Choose your URL and describe who you are

Each workspace has one Link in Bio page, so agencies can give every client or brand its own page. Choose a URL name of 3 to 30 characters using lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens, or underscores. PostlyBee checks availability as you type, and a handful of reserved names are not available.

Add a display name, an optional short bio, and a profile photo. You can upload an image directly or paste an image address. Uploaded profile photos are used for this page only and are not added to your media library.

Add a row of social icons under your bio, for example Instagram, X, and YouTube. Pick the network, paste the link, and the icon shows on your page.

  • Your page lives at /@yourname on the PostlyBee site.
  • One page per workspace, matching one page per brand or client.
  • Upload a PNG, JPEG, WebP, or GIF profile photo, or paste an image URL.
  • Social icons for 16 networks, shown in a row under your bio.
Link in Bio
  1. URL
  2. Name & bio
  3. Photo
02

Add your links

As many links as you need, in the order you choose

Add a title and a destination for each link. There is no fixed cap on how many links a page can hold. Drag a link by its handle to reorder it, untick Visible to hide one without deleting it, and remove links you no longer need.

Links to popular networks get that network’s icon automatically, and you can upload your own icon for any link.

Destinations can be web addresses, email links, or phone links. If you type a bare domain such as example.com, PostlyBee adds https:// for you. Other kinds of links are rejected so the page cannot send visitors to unsafe addresses.

  • Drag to reorder; hide and show without losing the link.
  • Automatic icons for popular networks, or upload your own.
  • Bare domains are completed to https:// automatically.
  • Only web, email, and phone destinations are accepted.
Link in Bio
  1. Add
  2. Reorder
  3. Hide
03

Style the page

Pick a theme, then make it yours

Choose from six preset themes: Honey, Midnight, Forest, Ocean, Rose, and Mono. A theme sets the page background, text, and button styling in one click.

Want something more specific? Set your own background color and button color. Text and button labels switch between light and dark automatically for readable contrast. Reset either color at any time to return to the theme default. The phone preview in the editor shows every change before you save.

  • Six preset themes for a good-looking page with no design work.
  • Custom background and button colors override the theme.
  • Readable text color is chosen for you.
Link in Bio
  1. Honey
  2. Midnight
  3. Ocean
  4. Your colors
04

Publish and measure

Go live, track visits, and take the page down when you need to

Save the page and it is available at your /@name URL. Untick Page is public to take it offline without losing your settings, or delete the page entirely from the editor. A deleted or unpublished page shows a not-found response to visitors.

The editor shows the total number of page views and the number of clicks on each link. A view is counted each time the page loads, and a click is counted when a visitor follows a link. These are simple totals, not unique-visitor counts, and they are separate from the social Analytics dashboard.

  • Take the page offline with one checkbox, or delete it permanently.
  • Page views and per-link click counts, shown in the editor.
  • Counts are totals, not unique visitors, and do not filter out automated traffic.
Link in Bio
  1. Views & clicks
  2. Take it offline

From idea to live page

Set up your bio page in four steps

Everything happens in one editor with a live phone preview, so you can see the page as visitors will.

  1. 1

    Pick a URL

    Choose your /@name and add a display name, bio, and photo.

  2. 2

    Add links

    Add, reorder, and hide the destinations you want to promote.

  3. 3

    Style it

    Choose a theme or set your own background and button colors.

  4. 4

    Share it

    Save, then paste your /@name link into your social profiles.

Make it work for your team

Good to know

A few details about how the current version of Link in Bio behaves.

01

One page per workspace

Create additional workspaces to give other brands or clients their own page.

02

PostlyBee URL

Pages are served from your PostlyBee address at /@name. Custom domains are not available.

03

Simple counts

Views and clicks are totals for the page and each link, not unique visitors or trends over time.

04

Links open in a new tab

Visitors follow links through PostlyBee so clicks can be counted, then land on your destination.

FAQ

About Link in Bio

Understand how the feature fits into a controlled social publishing workflow.