Link in Bio for Artists, Musicians and Photographers
The best link in bio for artists, musicians and photographers shows your work, not a list of buttons. What to put on yours, with ideas for each.
The best link in bio for an artist, musician or photographer shows your work the moment someone taps, instead of a column of plain buttons. Put your newest piece, release or shoot at the top as a picture, your socials as icons, and one clear way to buy, book or commission you. On Keepp you can build exactly that for free, starting from a template made for creative work.
What makes a good link in bio for creative work?
People come to your profile because of something you made. When they tap your link, they want more of it, so the page should lead with the work:
- A picture first. Your latest painting, cover art or best photo, not a button that says “Portfolio”.
- One line on who you are, like “Oil painter, Lisbon” or “Wedding photographer, Austin”.
- Your socials as icons, so they don’t push your work down the page.
- One clear next step, whether that’s buying a print, streaming a song or booking a shoot.
Why a card-based page shows your work better
A text button can’t show a painting. Keepp lets every link 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 as you like. Your page reads like a small gallery, and each card opens exactly what it shows.
The page can also handle the business side. Sell prints, presets or merch with Stripe checkout, with the money going to your own Stripe account. Take bookings for shoots, lessons or gigs. Collect commission enquiries with a form, and answer questions like “do you ship to Canada?” in a live chat. Every card, product and booking has its own link and QR code, so a post about one print can link straight to that print.
Link in bio ideas for artists and illustrators
- Your newest piece at the top, as a big card
- A gallery of recent work in half-width cards
- Prints or originals for sale, with prices on the cards
- A short note on commissions, with an enquiry form
- Your Instagram, TikTok, Patreon and Etsy as icons
Start from the Artist & Illustrator template, which has a gallery and a commissions note ready to fill in.
Link in bio ideas for musicians and bands
- Your new single or album at the top, with the cover art
- Your latest video, which plays on the page
- Upcoming shows, each with its own ticket link
- Merch with Stripe checkout
- Spotify, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok as icons
- A booking enquiry for venues and events
There are Musician and DJ & Performer templates for exactly this, and a booking page for DJs, musicians and bands covers taking gigs and deposits.
Link in bio ideas for photographers
- Three or four of your best shots as cards, one per type of work
- Your packages, with a booking calendar for sessions
- Presets or prints for sale. How to sell Lightroom presets covers the presets side.
- A contact form for weddings and bigger jobs
- Instagram, Pinterest and TikTok as icons
Start from the Photographer template, which puts your portfolio first and adds an enquiry form.
Common questions
What is the best link in bio for artists? One that shows your work as pictures and lets people buy or commission without leaving the page. Keepp’s cards, checkout and bookings do all three on one page.
Can I sell my art from my link in bio? Yes. Add each piece as a product with Stripe checkout, and the money goes to your own Stripe account.
Can I add my music to my link in bio? Yes. Add your release as a card with its cover art and streaming link, put your Spotify profile in your social icons, and embed your latest YouTube video.
Is it free? Yes. Keepp’s free plan includes your page, unlimited cards and links, social icons, and selling and bookings at 5% a sale.
Show your work in your link in bio, not a list of buttons. Start free at keepp.link.