Bio Link is a free and elegant link-in-bio tool for creators. Claim your name in less than a minute!
Screenshot of the bio.link homepage.
Paste the DESIGN.md in and ask the tool to restyle your existing site to match this design, or start a brand new one from scratch with the same visual language.
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The page is a white, centered column with a soft rounded shadow under a floating top bar. At the left of the bar, a square, black-bordered logo with the word bio.link stacked in capitals, then two plain links, FAQ and help. At the right, a login link and a solid black pill for sign up. The headline, "The One Link for All Your Links," is set in a heavy, tightly spaced sans-serif in black, centered over a single input that begins with the fixed text bio.link/ and a faded name field, followed by a pink-to-violet gradient claim-my-link button. A small line under it says the service is free and takes less than a minute. Four small, icon-led claims sit in a row: free forever, analytics, iOS and Android and lightning fast, with a response time of 200 milliseconds.
A tilted, black rounded panel, with a coral shadow on one side and a violet shadow on the other, holds a pink caps label, "How it works." Three small cards sit in a row, each with a colorful illustration above a short bold title and a paragraph. The first, launch your page in seconds, shows a fan of phone-shaped link pages in green, pink and blue themes, with a profile page of a cartoon character on top, and says to choose a username, pick from 20 themes or design one's own and place the link everywhere. The second, link from everywhere, shows three social-network cards with the bio link underlined in the Twitter, Instagram and TikTok styles, and says to use the link in a bio, in emails and wherever the audience is. The third, build your email list (optional), shows a hot-pink phone with a subscribe overlay asking for an email address and says everyone should have an email list, with one-click follow.
A heading, "Loved by thousands of," is set in bold black, followed by a long, light-grey list of audience types: artists, writers, musicians, podcasters, youtubers, gamers, developers and hobbyists. Below it, a row of five round profile photos, each with a verified badge, a name and a short link under it, shows real example pages: a man in a bright patterned jacket, a cartoon artist, a technology reviewer with an open-mouthed face, a black-and-pink speech bubble logo and a red-haired cartoon character. The page ends with a wavy gradient line and three small social icons for Twitter, Instagram and TikTok, with no other footer.
Based on a single full-page screenshot of bio.link, the only capture available for this entry. The claims about speed, themes and free access are the site's own, and the example profiles are as shown on the capture date. Check the live site for the current features.