One page for every important link

Link in Bio Page Builder

What is a link in bio page?

A link in bio page is one hosted page that keeps several links in one place. Premium QR Codes lets you build and publish one at a click-me.cc address, then share that page as a link or QR code. An account is required because published pages and analytics are stored server-side.

Add your main links, social profiles, profile photo and visual style in Bio Link Studio. Publish when the page is ready, then keep the same public address while you update the content behind it.

Need only one destination? Create a short link instead.
Bio page features

What your bio page can do

Build a compact public page around the links people actually need, then manage the page from one editor.

Keep several links at one address

Put your important destinations on one public click-me.cc page instead of changing the link in every profile each time your priorities change.

Add a profile photo and introduction

Give the page a clear title, short description and profile image so visitors immediately know whose links they are viewing.

Add social profiles quickly

Bio Link Studio includes presets for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram, GitHub and websites.

Control the page design

Choose a theme, accent colour, background, alignment and button style while watching the mobile preview update in the editor.

Download a QR code for the page

Generate a QR code for the public Bio address from inside the editor and use the same hosted page for online sharing and printed material.

See page and link activity

The analytics view shows page views, visitors, link clicks and supporting breakdowns so you can understand which destinations people use.

Workflow

How it works

The public page and the editor have different jobs: the editor manages content; click-me.cc serves the published result.

01

Create your page

Choose a click-me.cc alias and create the Bio page from your account.

02

Add and arrange content

Add links, social profiles, headings or text, then reorder the content to match your priorities.

03

Design the page

Set the profile image, colours, background, button style and theme while checking the live mobile preview.

04

Publish and share

Publish the page, copy its public address, open it directly or download a QR code for sharing.

Use cases

Who uses a bio page, and for what

A multi-link page is useful anywhere one public address needs to lead to several next steps.

Creators and social profiles

Put a website, video channel, social accounts and current campaign links behind one profile address.

Freelancers and professionals

Share a portfolio, booking page, contact route and professional profiles from one page.

Small businesses

Send customers to your website, social channels, ordering information and contact options without forcing one destination to do every job.

Events and campaigns

Put registration, schedules, updates and related links behind one address that can stay printed while the page content changes.

QR + multi-link page

One QR code can open your whole link page

A QR code does not need to lead to only one final destination. Point the code at your Bio page and the person scanning it can choose the website, profile, contact option or campaign link that matters to them.

The QR code keeps pointing at the same public Bio address while you manage the page content from Bio Link Studio.

Open the QR Code Generator
Product behaviour

How each part behaves

Your public address

Published pages use a click-me.cc/youralias address. The alias belongs to the hosted page rather than to one individual destination link.

Publishing

A page can be prepared in the editor and published when it is ready. Published content is served from click-me.cc.

Link clicks

Public link buttons use the Bio click route so link activity can be included in the page analytics.

QR sharing

The QR tool inside Bio Link Studio encodes the public page address, so the QR and copied URL lead to the same page.

Search indexing

User-created Bio pages are currently served with noindex, follow by default. The public product page you are reading is the indexable page that explains the builder.

Deleted and unknown addresses

Deleted Bio aliases return HTTP 410. Unknown aliases return HTTP 404 instead of silently redirecting to the homepage.

Hosting and privacy

What is stored, and why

A published Bio page is a hosted product. Premium QR Codes must store the page configuration so click-me.cc can serve the current title, profile image, styling and links whenever somebody opens the address.

The analytics system records page and link activity needed for the reports available to the page owner. The public page itself does not need an account to view, but creating and managing the hosted page does.

Clear boundaries

What this builder does not do

It is not a browser-only generator

A public Bio page has to keep resolving after you close the editor, so publishing requires an account and server-side storage.

It is not the single-link shortener

A Bio page holds several destinations. If you only need one short redirect, use the Short Link Generator .

User pages are not indexed by default

Public Bio pages are crawlable, but their default search directive is noindex, follow.

Troubleshooting

If your bio page is not working

Start with the page state and the public address before changing links or generating a new QR code.

The page is still a draft

Open Bio Link Studio, select the page and publish it before testing the public address.

A link opens the wrong destination

Edit that item in the Links tab, save the change and test the public button again.

The QR opens an older address

Confirm the QR was generated for the current public Bio URL shown in the editor.

A deleted page returns 410

HTTP 410 means the alias existed but the page was deleted. Deleted aliases are not treated as unknown pages.

An address returns 404

HTTP 404 means the requested root alias does not resolve to an available public Bio page.

You still need help

Contact [email protected] with the public alias and the behaviour you are seeing.

Questions

Questions about bio pages

What is a link in bio page?

It is one hosted page containing several links or content blocks, designed to be shared through one public address.

Where does my published page live?

Published Bio pages use a root click-me.cc/youralias address.

Do I need an account?

Yes. Publishing and managing a Bio page requires an account because the public page is hosted and stored server-side.

Can I edit a page after publishing it?

Yes. Bio Link Studio lets you change the page profile, design and content and then keep using the same public page address.

Can I create a QR code for my Bio page?

Yes. The editor includes QR generation for the public Bio address, including SVG download and a PNG export option.

Does the builder include analytics?

Yes. The analytics view includes page views, visitor counts, link clicks, click-through rate and supporting traffic breakdowns.

Are user Bio pages indexed by search engines?

They are currently served with noindex, follow by default. This product landing page is separately indexable.

What happens if a page is deleted?

A deleted Bio alias returns HTTP 410. Unknown aliases return HTTP 404.

Bio Link Studio

Build the page behind your one shared link

Create the page, add your destinations, choose the design, publish it on click-me.cc and share the same page as a URL or QR code.

Open Bio Link Studio
Product information

This page describes the current Bio Link Studio implementation and its public-page behaviour. Product behaviour can change as the service is developed.