How to Add Multiple Links to Your Instagram Bio

To add multiple links to your Instagram bio, put one link in your profile that opens a page holding all of them. That’s a link in bio page. Instagram’s own Links section shows only the first link on your profile and folds the others behind “and 4 others”, so most people tap the first one or nothing. On Keepp you make that page for free, with each link shown as a card people can see before they tap.

How do I add a link to my Instagram bio?

Open your profile and tap Edit profile.
Tap Links, then Add external link.
Paste the URL, give it a title, and tap Done.

The link shows under your bio, and anyone can tap it. Putting your link in your bio walks through it with screenshots for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

Why Instagram’s own links aren’t enough

Instagram lets you add more than one link, but your profile only shows the first one. The rest sit behind “and 4 others”, in a plain list of web addresses with no pictures and no description. A visitor has no idea which one is your shop and which is last month’s podcast, so the extra links get far fewer taps than the first.

There’s also no room to explain anything. You can’t show a price, a promo code, a date, or a “book a call” button. And every time you launch something, you’re back in Edit profile, swapping links around.

How to put multiple links behind one Instagram link

Use the one link Instagram shows to open a page with everything on it:

Make a link in bio page. On Keepp you claim your page at keepp.link/yourname.
Add every link you want to share. Your shop, your YouTube channel, your newsletter, your booking page, your latest post.
Add your other socials as icons, so TikTok, YouTube, Spotify and the rest sit in one tidy row.
Put your page’s link in Instagram as the first, or only, link in your profile.

Now “link in bio” in your captions sends people to a page where they can see everything, and you change that page whenever you like without editing your Instagram profile.

Why a Keepp page beats a list of links

A list of buttons makes people guess. A Keepp page shows them what each link is.

Every link can be a card with a picture, a short description, a price or promo code and its own button, on the free plan, for as many links as you like. Your newest Reel’s product sits at the top as a card with its photo and price, your discount code shows on the card itself, and your podcast shows its latest episode. People tap the thing they came for because they can see it.

The page can also do the next step itself instead of sending people elsewhere. It can sell products and digital downloads with Stripe checkout, with the money going to your own Stripe account. It can take bookings, collect sign-ups with a form, and answer questions in a live chat. Every product, booking and card also has its own link, so when a Reel is about one product, you can put that product’s link in your story or DMs and skip the menu entirely.

What links should go in your Instagram bio?

The thing your latest posts are about, at the top
Your shop or your best-selling product
A booking link, if people book your time
Your newsletter or email sign-up
Your other socials, as icons rather than full buttons

If you sell, read how to write an Instagram bio that converts for the words that go above the link.

Common questions

How many links can I add to my Instagram bio? Instagram’s Links section takes up to five, but your profile shows only the first. A link in bio page lets that first link open as many as you want.

How do I add two links to my Instagram bio? Put both on a link in bio page and add that page’s link to your profile. Both stay one tap away, with a picture and a label each.

Do I need a business account to add links? No. Personal, creator and business accounts can all add a link in their bio.

Can I use the same page for TikTok and YouTube? Yes. It’s one link, so the same page works in every profile.

Put every link behind your Instagram bio, as cards people can see. Start free at keepp.link.