One Link for All Your Social Media: Personal Link Page
Put all your social media links in one place with a free personal link page. How to make one, what to put on it, and where to share it.
To have one link for all your social media, make a personal link page: a single page with your photo, a line about you, and every profile you have, at one short address like keepp.link/yourname. You share that one link everywhere, and people pick where to follow you. On Keepp it’s free, takes a few minutes, and starts from a template made for personal pages.
What is a personal link page?
A personal link page is a small page about you. It’s the same idea as a link in bio, but for a person rather than a business: who you are, what you’re up to, and where to find you. Some people call it an about me page, a personal website or simply “my links”.
It’s useful whenever you have more than one place online. Your Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Spotify each want their own link, and nobody wants to paste five links into a message.
How do I make a personal link page?
- Claim your page on Keepp at
keepp.link/yourname. - Pick a personal template, like About Me, Personal Site or Just the Links.
- Add your photo and one line about yourself.
- Add your social icons. Keepp has icons for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Threads, Facebook, Pinterest, Snapchat, Discord, Reddit, Spotify, Patreon, LinkedIn, Telegram and WhatsApp, plus phone, text and email.
- Add a few cards for the things you want people to see: your latest video, your writing, your portfolio, a project.
- Publish, then share your link.
Why a personal page beats a list of profiles
A list of links tells people where you are. A page tells them who you are, and makes them want to follow you.
On Keepp, your socials sit together in one row of icons, and the space below is yours. Every link can be a card with a picture and a short description, on the free plan, for as many as you like, so your newest video shows its thumbnail and your blog post shows what it’s about. There are 21 personal templates, from a clean stack of links with no photo to a full about-me page, and you can change the colours, fonts and layout to look like you.
The page grows with you. If you start selling prints, offering lessons or taking commissions, the same page can sell with Stripe checkout into your own Stripe account, take bookings, collect enquiries with a form and answer questions in a live chat. You keep one link the whole time, so nothing you’ve already shared goes out of date.
What should I put on my personal link page?
- Your name, a photo and one line, like “Illustrator in Leeds, drawing cats and buildings”
- Your social icons, so people follow you where they already spend time
- Two to five cards for what you most want people to see
- A way to reach you: email, WhatsApp, or a contact form
Leave out anything you’d be embarrassed to have someone tap. A short page you keep current beats a long one you forget.
Where should I share my one link?
- In the bio of every social profile
- In your email signature
- On your CV, next to your phone number. Turning your resume into a personal website goes further on this.
- On a business card, or as a QR code. Keepp can also put your page in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet as a digital business card.
Common questions
Is a personal link page free? Yes. Keepp’s free plan includes your page, social icons, unlimited links and cards, and free personal templates.
Can I use my own name as the address? Yes. Your page lives at keepp.link/yourname, and you can connect your own domain later.
Do I need to know how to build a website? No. You fill in a template and publish. You can also describe what you want and let Keepp build it.
Can I change my links later? Yes, any time. Your one link stays the same, so everywhere you’ve shared it keeps working.
Make one link for all your social media. Start free at keepp.link.