Linko
What a link in bio actually is
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and similar apps give most profiles one website field. A link in bio is the page behind that field. It is not a second website, a store, or a posting tool.
What the visitor sees
They tap the URL in your profile and land on a page with the titles you wrote and the destinations you chose. A shop, a video, a newsletter, a map, and a booking link can all sit on that page. Each one is still a normal URL.
What Linko stores
Linko stores a username, the link titles, and the URLs. The free page is allmylinks.app/u/yourname and shows Linko branding. It does not post for you, run ads, or host your files.
When a normal website is the better choice
If you need many pages, a blog, or a checkout you control, use a website and put that website in the bio. A link-in-bio page is the short list you want people to see first.
Is your name free?
Your free page lives at allmylinks.app/u/yourname. Check the name before you sign up.
Questions
Is a link in bio the same as a website?
No. It is one page of links. A website can have as many pages as you want. The bio field is why people use the shorter page.
Does the free Linko page need a card?
No. Signup asks for an email and a username. Pro is separate.
Create the page, then decide on Pro
Signup is free. Pro is $9/month for a custom domain, analytics, extra themes, and removal of Linko branding.
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