Your own "link in bio" page, made with AI instead of Linktree
Instagram and TikTok give you one link in your profile. Services such as Linktree and Taplink turn it into a page with many buttons. They are convenient, but the page lives on their platform, in their templates, and some features sit behind their paid plans. With an AI agent you can make the same page in your own design and publish it with aiput.site.
What goes on the page
- your photo or logo, your name and one line about you;
- the buttons: shop, booking, latest video, newsletter, messengers;
- optionally, a featured product or an embedded video.
Keep it short. The page is opened on a phone, between two scrolls of a feed.
The request
Make a mobile-first link page in the style of Linktree. At the top: a round photo (photo.jpg), "Lena Ortiz — ceramics studio" and one line, "Handmade tableware, Barcelona". Then large buttons: Shop, Workshops, Instagram, WhatsApp, Newsletter — the addresses are in links.txt. Earthy colours, rounded buttons, small icons on the buttons.
Make it fast
Visitors open the page inside Instagram's or TikTok's built-in browser, often on mobile data. Ask the agent for:
- one small photo, converted to WebP;
- no heavy fonts or animation libraries;
- no autoplaying video.
A page like this can weigh a few hundred kilobytes and open instantly.
Know which links work
Link services show click statistics. On your own page, add UTM tags to the links that lead to your shop or booking system: ?utm_source=instagram at the end of the address. The shop's analytics will then show how many visitors came from your Instagram profile. The agent can add the tags for you.
Put it in your profile
Publish the page, copy the link, and paste it into the website field of your profile. When a link changes — a new workshop date, a new video — tell the agent and say "update the website". The address stays the same, so you never have to touch the profile again.
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