How to make a link-in-bio page in five minutes

Most social profiles give you room for one link. A link-in-bio page turns that one link into a small page with everything else on it: your latest video, your shop, your newsletter, how to book you.

On Liite that page lives at liite.co/yourname. You build it from blocks, so there's no code and nothing to design from scratch. Here's how to go from nothing to a published page in about five minutes.

1. Claim your name

Your name is the address people will type, so it's worth a moment's thought. Short, lowercase and easy to say out loud works best.

Sign up with your email and a password, then pick your name. It can use lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, from 3 to 30 characters. As soon as you pick it, liite.co/yourname is yours.

If you change your mind later, you can rename your page from its settings. The old address keeps redirecting to the new one for 30 days, so links you've already shared don't break straight away.

2. Start from a template, or a blank page

You can start with an empty page, but a template is usually faster. There are 18 of them, from a classic list of links to a podcast, a wedding, a restaurant or a portfolio. Each one is a normal page made of blocks, so you can change or delete anything in it.

Pick the one closest to what you need. You'll replace the text in a minute.

3. Add your blocks

A Liite page is a stack of blocks. You add them one at a time and move them up or down until the order feels right. There are 12 kinds:

• Link: the classic button that goes somewhere, with an optional emoji or image.
• Heading and Text: a title, or a few lines with bold, italics and links.
• Button: one bold action, like "Book a call".
• Image and Gallery: one picture or a row of them.
• Social icons: a row of small icons for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and the rest.
• Video and Embed: paste a YouTube, Vimeo, Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Music, TikTok or Google Maps link and it becomes a player or a map.
• FAQ: questions and answers people can open one at a time.
• Folder: tuck a group of blocks behind one title to keep a long page tidy.
• Divider: a line or a bit of space.

A good first page has fewer blocks than you think. Start with three or four links in order of importance, a line of text about you, and your social icons. On the Free plan you can use up to 15 blocks, which is plenty for most bios.

When you upload a photo from your phone, Liite shrinks it and strips the location data before it's stored. You don't have to resize anything first.

4. Pick a theme

There are six themes: Paper, Midnight, Sunset, Forest, Brutal and Outline. Each sets the colours, the type and the shape of your buttons. Switch between them in the editor and watch the preview change. Your blocks stay exactly where they are.

Every theme and every template is included on Free.

5. Publish

Press Publish and your page is live at liite.co/yourname. Copy the address and paste it into your Instagram, TikTok or YouTube bio.

Your page is plain HTML that we build for you, so it loads quickly on a phone with a weak signal. It sets no cookies on your visitors, so there's no cookie banner in the way of your links either.

Each publish is saved as a version. If you change something and regret it, go back to an earlier one in one click. Free keeps your last 3 versions and Pro keeps 20.

6. Get your QR code

Once your page is published, open its settings and look under Share. There's a QR code for your page that you can download as a PNG or an SVG. Put it on a business card, a poster, a flyer or your stand at a market. When someone scans it, the visit shows up as a QR scan in your stats, separate from other visits.

You'll find two more things in the same place:

• A share image, used as the preview when your link is posted in a chat or on social media.
• A contact card (a .vcf file) that visitors can save straight to their phone's contacts, if you've added contact details.

What happens next

Your page counts views, clicks on each block, where visitors came from, their country and their device, without cookies or personal data. On Free you see the last 7 days; Pro keeps 90 days.

When you need more room, Pro adds tabs (each with its own address, like liite.co/yourname/menu), a password, your own domain and more sites. Paid plans open soon.

That's the whole job. Claim your name and put your page together while your coffee is still warm.