Link in bio

Every platform gives you exactly one link. The bio page makes it count: a public page with your channels, follower counts, and the links you actually want people to hit, styled exactly how you want it. It is available on every plan, including free.

Turn it on

1. Go to Settings, then General, and find the Link in bio card (owners and admins only).
2. Enable it and copy the link. It's a short address at /@yourname, filled in automatically from your workspace name.
3. Paste it into the link slot on your social profiles.

Your handle is your link

Turning the page on picks a handle for you from your workspace name, so your link is short from the start: /@yourname. Want a different one? Change it in the same card to any free handle. Handles are 3 to 30 characters (lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens, not at the ends) and globally unique - first come, first served. An older /bio/ link keeps working as a silent fallback, so anything you already posted still resolves.

What visitors see

The page shows your profile picture, a display name (your workspace name unless you override it), an optional tagline, every connected account with a live follower count (each linking to your profile there), and a stack of tappable link buttons you define.

Make it yours

• Profile: upload a profile picture (JPEG, PNG, or WebP, up to 2 MB) and set a display name and tagline.
• Presets: pick from 8 looks - Paper, Midnight, Sunset, Forest, Ocean, Lavender, Mono, Espresso.
• Or go custom: choose a background color (or a two-color gradient), light or dark text, a button style (solid, outline, or soft) with its own color, corner shape (sharp, rounded, or pill), and a font (sans, serif, or mono).
• The live preview in the card renders from the same engine as the public page, so what you see is what visitors get. Hit Save appearance to publish.

Manage your links

On the same card, add up to 12 links (a label plus a URL starting with http or https), reorder them with the arrows, remove ones you no longer need, and hit Save links. They appear on the page top to bottom.

Track clicks

Click Shorten next to any link to swap its URL for a tracked short link on the CoveDeck domain (it looks like /l/ followed by a short code). The link then shows a running click count right beside it, so you can tell which buttons actually get tapped; Refresh clicks pulls the latest numbers.