A Shop Page in Your Link in Bio, Behind One Button

To add a link in bio shop without a long scroll, put all your products behind one button that opens a shop page of their own. Your bio link stays short, and anyone who wants to buy taps once to see your whole range with checkout on every product. On Keepp that button is a Collection, a pill or card that opens your shop as its own page, and the money from every sale goes to your own Stripe account.

Why does selling from a link in bio turn into a long scroll?

Most link in bio pages are one column. Add six products, a booking, a newsletter sign-up and your socials, and the products push everything else down the page. A visitor who came for your latest video or your booking has to scroll past the whole range first.

It cuts the other way too. A shopper who wants to browse sees your products mixed in with links that have nothing to do with buying. Neither visitor gets a page that fits what they came for.

What should a link in bio shop page include?

A good shop page reads like a small online store:

• Every product with a photo, a price and a buy button. Checkout should happen right there, without sending the buyer to another site.
• Groups for a bigger range. A header for prints, another for originals, another for gift cards.
• Digital products next to physical ones. Presets, templates, guides and courses sit fine on the same shop page.
• Anything people book and pay for. A workshop, a fitting or a one-to-one session can live in the shop alongside the products.
• A way to ask. A form for custom orders or wholesale enquiries catches the buyers who want something not on the list.
• A line or two of text. Shipping times, how downloads arrive, or what makes your products yours.

Should every product sit on your main page?

Usually not. Keep your newest drop or your best seller on the main page, where it gets seen, and put the full range on the shop page. The main page then has room for everything else you do, and the shop has room to grow without making anything longer.

If you sell a few clearly different things, give each its own shop page: prints in one, presets in another, workshops in a third. Each one stays short and easy to browse.

How Keepp puts your whole shop behind one button

On Keepp, a shop page is a Collection. On your page it shows as a pill or card, with a title like “Shop”, a short description and an image or icon. A visitor taps it and the shop opens as a page of its own, at its own link like keepp.link/yourname/a1b2c3d4, with your products laid out the way your main page is.

Every product inside has its own page with checkout, and the money goes straight to your own Stripe account. Bookings, forms, headers, text, cards and YouTube videos can sit in the shop too, so a demo video can play right above the product it shows.

Each product keeps its own link. A post about one product can link straight to it, and the preview in a chat or feed shows that product’s own photo and title. If you move a product from your main page into the shop, links you already shared and QR codes you already printed still open it. When a buyer goes back from a product, they return to the shop, ready to look at the next one.

The page menu in the top left corner shows your shop as one row, with its products tucked behind a chevron. Your menu stays short however many products you add.

The usual way to get a shop next to a link in bio is a separate store with its own login, its own design and its own link. Keepp keeps the shop on your own page, in your own colours, next to your Link in bio, Bookings, Forms and Chat, so buyers never leave your site to pay and you update it all in one place. It can also run on your own domain.

Share the shop and each product on its own

Put the shop’s link in your bio or pin it on a profile, and link a single product from the post about it. On a phone, the Share button on any page opens your share sheet, and on a laptop it shows a QR code you can print for a market stall or a packaging insert. Shareable links and QR codes for every block has more.

The same idea works for things you recommend and don’t sell yourself. See how to organize affiliate links by product line, or link in bio folders for every other kind of group. To build the shop, follow group blocks into a Collection.

Common questions

Can I have a shop in my link in bio? Yes. On Keepp you can put your products behind one Collection that opens as a shop page, with checkout on every product.

Where does the money from a sale go? Straight to your own Stripe account. You are the seller.

Can I link to one product instead of the whole shop? Yes. Every product keeps its own link with its own photo and title in the link preview.

Can I sell digital products and bookings from the same shop page? Yes. Products of any kind, bookings and forms can all sit on the same shop page.

Can I have more than one shop page? Yes. Make a Collection for each range, such as prints, presets and workshops, and each gets its own page and link.

Claim your page at keepp.link and put your shop one tap from your bio.