Instagram and TikTok give you one link. A link in bio page is where that link points, and where everything else fits. Start by checking whether the name you want is still free.
Names go to whoever gets there first, here as anywhere else. No account needed to check.
Letters, numbers, hyphen and underscore. Between 2 and 50 characters.
Paste the address and I'll show you your links already converted, before you decide anything. I read the public page — I never ask for anyone's password, and none of this is stored.
Works with the most used link in bio platforms. Paste it and see.
Instagram, TikTok and YouTube let you put one address on your profile. Except you have more than one thing to show: the channel, the shop, WhatsApp, the new episode, the booking form. A link in bio page fixes that — the profile points to it, and it points to everything else.
It is also the only place in that chain that is really yours. The profile lives on a social network that changes the rules whenever it feels like it; the page stays with you, and the addresses you put inside it keep working even if you switch networks tomorrow.
The Kortilink page is rendered on the server. That means it opens on a weak connection, and keeps opening with JavaScript turned off — which is the state a lot of people cross your link in without knowing it.
There are 27 block types, and they are all on the free plan. The ones that change the most:
The complaint that shows up in almost every review of this niche's big platforms is not the price or the features — it is not being able to get back out what you put in. Accounts suspended without warning, exports that only carry today's links, domains that turn out not to belong to the creator. And four tools of this kind have shut down since 2024, each with less than a month's notice.
That is why the importer above exists, and why it reads the public page instead of asking you for credentials. If one day you want to leave Kortilink, the door is the same size on the way out.
It is, and there is no deadline. The free plan gives you the page with all 27 block types, QR codes, 15 short links a month and the last 7 days of stats. The paid plans are for unlimited short links, stats with no day limit, your own domain and themes.
We put nobody's advertising on your pages, not even on the free plan. There is, at the bottom of the page, a discreet line saying it was made with Kortilink — that is how a small tool gets known without spending on ads.
You can, on the Pro plan. The page then lives at your own address instead of kortilink.com/b/name — and at that point it really is yours, even if one day you stop using us.
Yes. Every block counts its clicks, and you see where they came from and on what device. On the free plan that is the last 7 days; on Pro it is the whole history.
No. The importer reads your public page, the same one anyone sees when they open the address. There is nowhere in this where you are asked for another platform's password — and you should not give it to anyone.
It stays free for the next person. A name only becomes yours once the page exists — there are no reservations, and we do not store what you typed here.