Classic link in bio template
A free classic link in bio template with your round photo, your name and a line about you, your socials in a row, then five buttons in a stack: your new single, your latest video, tour dates, merch and a mailing list. Swap in your own links, then sell merch right on the page.
It is the layout you may already know if you are moving your page from another tool: a round photo and your name at the top, a short line about you, and Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Spotify in one row underneath. The background is deep midnight blue with white text, and every button is a violet pill, full width, with no shadows to get in the way.
It’s only a starting point. Every word, photo, colour and block is yours to change, and you can add, remove or reorder anything.
What’s on this page
Listen to the new single
A web link, shown as a button or as a card with an image.
The top button gets the most taps, so give it whatever you most want heard right now. Point it at the new single, or at a page that lists every app it is on, and change the wording when the next one comes out.
Watch the latest video
A web link, shown as a button or as a card with an image.
The second button is for people who would rather watch than listen. Link the newest video, whether that is a music video, a live take or a behind the scenes clip, and keep the label short so it fits on one line.
Tour dates
A web link, shown as a button or as a card with an image.
Fans look for dates more than almost anything else, so keep them high in the stack. Link to your ticket page or your full list of shows, and when you are not touring, swap it for something else rather than leaving an empty list behind it.
Merch
A web link, shown as a button or as a card with an image.
This button can open your merch shop elsewhere, or you can sell right on the page with a product block, like the one further down, so fans pay without leaving.
Join the mailing list
A web link, shown as a button or as a card with an image.
The last button keeps fans close between releases. Link it to your sign-up page, or put a sign-up block on the page instead, so people join in one tap and the list stays yours.
Add to it
Tour T-shirt
An item you sell, with photos, a price and a buy button. Buyers pay on the page through your own Stripe account.
Turn the Merch button into a product fans buy on your page. They pay by card, the money goes straight to your own Stripe account, and a question at checkout asks which size they want. Set a stock number for a limited run and it stops selling when the last one has gone.
Hear it first
One offer shown as a card, a small button or a pop-up: an email sign-up, a product or booking on the page, a link, or a flyer image.
A sign-up block lets fans join your mailing list without leaving the page. Show it as a card in the stack, or let it pop up once a visit after someone has scrolled for a while. Every address lands in Forms and leads, ready to export when you send news.
Ask me anything
A chat button that answers visitors' questions from what is on your page and the notes you give it.
A chat button answers the questions fans send most, like whether a show is all ages or when the shirts are back in stock. It answers from your page and the notes you give it, and once you link a Telegram group, anything it cannot answer reaches you there.
Ask me anythingAI assistantHi! Ask about shows, merch sizes or where to find the new single.
Questions
What is a classic link in bio page?
A photo, your name, a short line about you and a stack of buttons, one for each place you want people to go. It is the simplest layout there is, and the one most people expect when they tap the link in your bio.
I am moving my page from another tool. Is this the same layout?
Yes. Your photo, your name, your socials and a stack of buttons, in that order. Copy your links across, pick your colours and you are done, then add the things a plain stack cannot do, like merch people buy on the page.
Is it only for musicians?
No. The example links are for a musician, but the layout works for anyone. Rename the buttons to whatever you share most, like a shop, a podcast or a booking page.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Your page has its own keepp.link address to paste into every profile, and you can connect a domain you own if you would rather use that.
Start from the Classic Stack template.
It’s only a starting point. Every word, photo, colour and block is yours to change, and you can add, remove or reorder anything.
