Linkee: the link in bio platform where one link carries your whole profile
Author: marko · · 6 min read
Your Instagram bio fits exactly one link. Either you put your store there, or YouTube, or your contact — and everything else is out of reach. Linkee turns that one link into a small page that holds all of it: profiles, projects, contacts and bookings. And you can style every last pixel of it.
What link in bio means, and why it matters
A link in bio is the link in your profile description on a social network. Instagram, TikTok and most others let you add just one address, which makes it the most valuable spot on your whole profile — it is the only way a visitor leaves the network and comes to you. Put a direct link to a single store there and you lose everything else. Put your Linkee page there and visitors see every link at once and click exactly the one they came for.
That is why link in bio pages became the standard. Creators send fans there, stores put their current collection on it, bands link their tickets, restaurants their menu and booking, freelancers their portfolio and contact. One link that leads to every other link your brand has.
Why Linkee exists next to Linktree
Most tools do plenty, but they make you pay for the parts that decide how your page looks — fonts, button styles, header layouts. Linkee gives those away: every theme, font, layout and block is free, so there is no paywall in the middle of your design. The signature in the footer is the only thing a paid plan removes.
The second reason is speed. Creating a profile, adding your links and pasting the address into your bio takes half a minute, with nothing to install and no card. Signing up is free and you get an address in the form linkee.pro/yourname — short, easy to remember, and it still looks right printed on a business card or inside a QR code.
What a Linkee page looks like
Your profile is a standalone page on its own address. A profile photo at the top — or a big photo across the whole top — then your name, a short bio and your social icons. The rest is links, and you arrange them however you need:
- A classic button with a link, an icon or an emoji — to your site, store, YouTube channel, Spotify or anything else.
- A large link with a photo that reads as a card and pulls attention to what matters most.
- Headings and text to split your links into sections.
- An embedded YouTube video or Spotify player right inside the page.
- Email capture — visitors leave their address and you download the contacts as CSV.
- A booking calendar with its own subpage, where clients pick a free slot themselves.
- A smart button that offers to call on mobile and to email on desktop.
The whole look is yours: colours, background (solid, gradient or your own photo), button shape and corner radius, premium fonts, a verified badge next to your name. The point is for the page to look like your brand, not like a template every creator blends into.
Who gets the most out of a link in bio page
- Creators and influencers — one link for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and partnerships.
- Online stores — the current collection, a discount code and support without rewriting the link in the bio.
- Bands and DJs — gigs, tickets, Spotify and merch in one place.
- Hairdressers, barbers, beauty and tattoo studios — profile plus slot booking together.
- Restaurants and cafés — menu, opening hours, table booking and a map.
- Freelancers and companies — portfolio, references, pricing and contact as a fast digital card.
What Linkee adds on top
A hub of links is the baseline. It gets interesting once you start seeing what visitors actually do with it:
- Free analytics — how many people saw the page, which links they click and how the numbers move over time.
- Anonymous cookieless stats — which country visitors come from, on what device and where they clicked through from.
- A “most clicked” badge on the link your audience cares about most.
- A downloadable profile QR code — for a card, a poster, a shop window or a parcel.
- One-click import from Linktree, links and design included.
- Your own share preview card, so the link looks good in a message or a post.
How to build your own link in 30 seconds
- Sign up with email or Google — free, no card.
- Pick an address in the form linkee.pro/yourname. Ideally the same name you use on social media.
- Add a profile photo, a short bio and your social icons.
- Stack up the links you want in your bio and put the most important one on top.
- Paste your profile address into your bio on Instagram, TikTok or anywhere else — done.
One link in your bio with your whole brand behind it — and you finally see what people click.
Where Linkee goes next
Linkee ships every week and we publish what changed so you can see it. More design options, smarter blocks and richer analytics are on the way. If something is missing, write to us — that feedback is exactly what sets the priorities.
Frequently asked questions
Is Linkee free?
Yes. Creating a profile, links, your own design and analytics are all free and need no payment card. A paid plan only covers extras, such as hiding the Linkee signature.
What is link in bio?
A link in bio is the single link in your profile description on a social network. Since you cannot add more, that one link leads to a page where all your other links live together — site, store, contact and socials.
How do I move my links from Linktree?
The editor has a Linktree import — paste the address of your old profile and Linkee brings over the links and the design. You just fine-tune the rest.
Can I have my own address?
Every profile gets an address at linkee.pro/yourname. You choose the handle when you sign up and can change it later while it is still free.
Does Linkee work outside Czechia?
Yes. Linkee runs in English on linkee.pro and in Czech and Slovak on linkee.cz, and your profile works the same on both.
Will I see which links people click?
Yes. Analytics shows profile views, clicks on individual links and how they develop over time, plus an anonymous overview of countries, devices and traffic sources.