Link in Bio One URL, Every Destination — With Per-Link Click Tracking

Instagram gives you one link.
TikTok gives you one link.
Most platforms give you one link.

One link is not enough when you have a shop, a newsletter, a latest post, a booking page and three social profiles all worth visiting.

A Cuttly Link in Bio page puts all of them behind that one link — and tracks which destination each visitor actually chooses.

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What Is a Link in Bio Page?

A Link in Bio page is a simple, clean webpage that holds multiple links behind a single URL. You place that URL in your social media bio. Anyone who visits your profile and taps the bio link sees a Cuttly-hosted page listing all your destinations — each as a clearly labelled button.

This solves a fundamental problem with platforms that restrict bio links to one clickable URL. Instead of constantly swapping your bio link to match whatever you are promoting this week, you update the Link in Bio page — and the bio link itself never needs to change.

See a live example at cutt.bio/URL-Shortener.

The bio link never changes.
The page behind it changes whenever you need it to.
Your audience always finds what they are looking for.

What a Cuttly Link in Bio Page Includes

Each Link in Bio page is built in your Cuttly dashboard and includes:

• Profile image — your photo or brand logo displayed at the top of the page
• Name — your name, brand name or channel name
• Bio description — a short text description of who you are or what the page is for
• Link buttons — each with a custom title and destination URL, displayed as tappable buttons
• Social profile links — quick-access icons linking to your social profiles
• Per-link click tracking — every button click tracked separately with device, country and referrer data

The page is mobile-first by design — optimised for the phone screen of every visitor arriving from a social media bio tap.

Three Domain Options for Your Link in Bio Page

When creating a Link in Bio page in Cuttly, you choose which domain your page URL uses. Three options are available:

The cutt.bio domain is a dedicated domain for Link in Bio pages — short enough to be clean, purpose-specific enough to signal what the link is. It is the recommended choice for creators who do not yet have their own branded domain.

A branded custom domain is the best option for businesses and professional creators where brand consistency matters. When a visitor sees yourbrnd.link/bio/yourname in the bio, the link itself reinforces the brand before they tap it. One custom domain is included on the free Cuttly plan.

Per-Link Click Tracking — Know Which Destinations Your Audience Chooses

Most standalone Link in Bio tools tell you how many people visited your page. Cuttly goes further: every individual link button on the page is tracked separately.

Open the analytics for your Link in Bio page in your Cuttly dashboard to see:

• Total page visits
• Clicks per individual link — which destinations your audience actually chooses
• Device breakdown for page visitors
• Country-level geographic data
• Referrer source — which platform sent visitors to your bio link

This data changes how you manage the page. If your shop link gets 60% of all clicks but your newsletter gets 5%, you know which destination to promote more prominently — and which to reconsider. Without per-link tracking, the page is a black box. With it, every update you make is informed by data.

How to Create a Link in Bio Page in Cuttly

Link in Bio for Every Platform

Instagram

Instagram allows one clickable link in the bio — visible on the profile page, not in posts or Reels captions. Place your Cuttly Link in Bio URL there. Direct followers to it at the end of every post and Reel with a simple "link in bio" CTA. The page holds your shop, newsletter, latest content, collab links and anything else you reference in content — all updated without touching the bio.

TikTok

TikTok bio links are clickable for all accounts. Every video that ends with "link in bio" drives traffic to your Cuttly page. Because the page holds multiple destinations, different videos can reference different things — "link in bio for the discount", "link in bio to subscribe" — without the page URL ever changing. Per-link tracking shows which video CTAs drove the most clicks to each specific destination.

LinkedIn

LinkedIn's profile Contact Info section allows a website URL. Using a Cuttly Link in Bio URL there lets you track profile visitor click-throughs, offer multiple destinations (portfolio, booking, newsletter, company page) from one profile link, and update destinations without editing your LinkedIn profile.

Twitter / X

The bio website field on Twitter/X supports one clickable URL. A Link in Bio page there gives your audience access to all your content and destinations without requiring you to change the bio link every time you want to promote something different.

YouTube

YouTube channel descriptions and About sections support multiple links, but a Link in Bio page in the primary link field creates a clean, single tracked entry point. Particularly useful for creators who sell products, run newsletters or maintain multiple content channels alongside their YouTube presence.

Link in Bio Page Limits by Plan

Multiple pages are useful for different personas or brands. A creator might maintain one Link in Bio page for their personal brand and a separate page for a business or product line — each with its own URL, domain and link set. Multiple pages are available from the Single plan.

Full plan details at cutt.ly/pro-pricing.