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Make your own link-in-bio page

Instagram and TikTok give you one link in your profile. A link-in-bio page turns it into a list: your shop, your newsletter, your booking page, your email. Here's how to have your own, free, without anyone else's logo on it.

Why your own instead of a link-in-bio service

• No branding to pay to remove. The page is yours; the small "Hosted on Pagehaus" badge is optional and you can delete it.
• Your own address, like links.yourname.com, on a Personal plan. Or a free one: https://yoursite.pagehaus.site/.
• It can grow. Add a page about you, a contact form or a blog later; it's an ordinary website made of plain files.
• See what gets clicked through: visitor stats come with every plan, with no cookie banner.

1. Start from the template

Open the Link in bio template and choose Use this template. Pick a name for your page, and it's live straight away once you've confirmed your email.

2. Make it yours

On your site's Files tab, open index.html. The editor shows a live preview as you type.

• Name and bio: change the text in <h1> and the line below it.
• Links: each button is one line, <a href="https://...">Shop</a>. Copy a line to add a link, delete one to remove it, and move lines to change the order. The first one, class="featured", stands out.
• Photo: upload a square picture (for example me.jpg) and replace the circle with <img class="avatar" src="/me.jpg" alt="">.
• Colours: the first lines of style.css set them; --accent colours the featured button.

3. Put it in your bio

Copy your page's address and paste it into the Website or Links field of your Instagram or TikTok profile. Changes you make later show up straight away; the link in your bio stays the same.

Your own domain

On a Personal or Pro plan, add a domain or a subdomain such as links.yourname.com under your site's Domains tab and set the DNS records it shows. HTTPS is set up for you (how).

Want an AI assistant to do it? Ask Claude or ChatGPT to "update the links on my Pagehaus site" once it's connected.