One link. Your whole storefront.
Instagram gives you a single URL. Orlin turns it into a page that matches your brand, sells your products, and shows you exactly which link earned the tap.
Get Started FreeEverything your bio link should have done from the start
Build the page once, change it whenever. No template to fight, no code, no second subscription.
Your brand, not a template
Upload your own fonts, set your palette, and tune the spacing until the page looks like the rest of your feed — not like everyone else’s.
Content that plays in place
Drop in a video, a track, or a recent post and it plays right on the page. Nobody has to leave to see what you made.
Layouts that fit the drop
Stack buttons for a launch, switch to a grid for a catalogue, or feature one thing and nothing else. Rearrange it in seconds.
Emails you actually own
Add a signup form to the page and collect addresses you keep — so an outage or an algorithm change never costs you your audience.
Findable on Google
Your page gets real titles, descriptions and clean markup, so people searching your name land on something you control.
Proof of what works
Every link reports its own clicks. See which product, post or promo is doing the work, and cut the ones that aren’t.
It should look like you made it
Most bio pages announce which tool built them. Yours shouldn’t. Start from a theme, then change the parts that matter — typefaces, colour, corner radius, button shape, background. Preview on a phone as you go, publish when it’s right, and change it again next week when the drop changes.
Know which link pays
A bio page without numbers is a guess. Orlin counts every tap, breaks it down per link, and tracks it alongside the DMs that sent people there — so you can see the whole path from a comment on a reel to a click on a product, and spend your time on the parts that convert.
Questions about your bio page
The things creators usually want settled before they change the link in their bio.
No. Your bio page and your DM automations live under the same Orlin login, so a link you add in one is available in the other.
Yes. You can update your handle whenever you like, and the old URL keeps working for a while so the link in your bio doesn’t break the moment you switch.
Embedded video and music, recent posts, text blocks, images, product cards and signup forms. Anything you’d otherwise send someone off the page to see.
Yes. Add a form to the page and every signup lands in your Orlin dashboard, ready to export or hand to your email tool.
It can. Each page has its own title, description and preview image, and isn’t blocked from indexing — so searches for your name can find it.