Link in Bio Page Builder
Build & publish a free one-page link site.
Add your name and at least one complete link.
About Link in Bio Page Builder
The Link in Bio builder makes the one page most people actually need: your name, a short bio and a stack of tappable links, on a design that looks deliberate. Pick a theme, add your links, and publish to a live URL you can paste into an Instagram, TikTok, X or YouTube bio.
You can also download the whole page as a single self-contained HTML file. That means you're never locked in โ upload that one file to any host or your own domain and the page is yours, with no subscription and no service that can start charging you later.
How to use Link in Bio Page Builder
- Enter your name or brand and a short bio, then pick an avatar emoji.
- Choose one of the six themes โ the live preview updates as you go.
- Add your links. Type just 'instagram.com/you' if you like; the builder adds the https:// for you.
- Click 'Publish my page' to get a live link, or 'Download HTML' to get a single file you can host anywhere.
- Paste your link into your social bio. Publish again any time to make an updated version.
Frequently asked questions
Can I really make a website for free?
Yes, for a simple one-page site like this โ publish it here at no cost, or download the HTML file and host it free on GitHub Pages, Netlify or Cloudflare Pages. What genuinely costs money is a custom domain (roughly $10 a year); the page itself doesn't have to.
Is this a free Linktree alternative?
Yes. It does the core job โ a themed page of links behind one URL โ with no account, no upsell and no branding on your page. What it doesn't do is click analytics or payment buttons.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Build the page and publish it; nothing is created except the page itself. Pages you publish from a browser are listed in that browser so you can find them again.
Is there a watermark on my page?
There's a small 'Built with FreeTool' credit in the footer. If you download the HTML file you're free to edit or remove it โ it's your file.
Can I use my own domain?
Not on a published link, but that's what the HTML download is for: put that file on any host pointed at your own domain and the page is entirely yours.