Link in bio for musicians
A new single, a video, a run of shows and a merch table: you have more to point at than one link allows. Put your music on the page itself, and let listeners choose where else to follow you.
Step by step
Set up your musician page in six steps
Claim your artist name
Handles use lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, so “the-midnight-hours” works. Use the name people search for.
Add a player
Paste a Spotify track, album, playlist or artist address into an Embed block and people can listen without leaving your page.
Add your newest video
A second Embed block plays a YouTube video, and it loads only when someone presses play.
Add buttons for everywhere else
Apple Music, Bandcamp, SoundCloud and your ticket page go in as Link blocks. They’re links, not players: embeds are Spotify and YouTube.
List your shows and merch
A Grid block holds two to six tiles, each with a title, a short line and a link. Use one for dates and one for the merch table.
Put the address in every bio
Add it to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, then pick your colors and press Publish.
Link in bio for Instagram
Why HYDLNK
Why musicians use HYDLNK
Listeners can play it on the page
Spotify tracks, albums, playlists and artist pages play in an Embed block. Someone who finds you on a short video can hear the record before they decide anything.
Shows and merch in a grid
Each tile takes a title of up to 40 characters, a line of up to 60 and a link, which is enough for “Oct 18 · Denver” and a ticket page.
A look that fits the record
Set your colors and fonts, or use your cover art as the background with a layer over it so the text stays readable. Make the newest release a filled button and keep the rest outlined.
See which store wins
Each link has its own click count. On Pro you also see where visitors come from and which countries they’re in, which helps when you’re planning a tour.
What goes on it
A first musician page, block by block
Top to bottom, the way a visitor sees it. Reorder, swap or hide any of it later.
EmbedYour newest release
A Spotify player right at the top, so the music is the first thing on the page.
LinkTickets or the pre-save
A link goes to any web address, so a pre-save link from your distributor works like any other.
GridShows
Dates and cities as tiles, each one linking to its ticket page.
EmbedYour latest video
A YouTube video that plays on the page when someone presses play.
LinkMerch, Bandcamp, Apple Music
One button each, in the order your listeners use them.
Try it
Try a musician page
Change the look and the blocks on a sample page, right here, before you sign up.
This is a real HYDLNK page. Tap a theme to restyle it.
Pick a theme, change the colors and fonts, and add blocks to the page. Every theme and every block is free on every plan.
Link
A button to anywhere: shop, booking page, newsletter, latest post.
Card
A link with a picture, a title and a caption, for the things that deserve more room.
Header
A heading that groups what follows: “Shop”, “Listen”, “Book a session”.
Text
A paragraph for opening hours, a short story or anything else worth saying.
Image
A photo on its own, with a short description for screen readers. You can link it too.
Social
A row of icons for the places people follow you.
Embed
A YouTube video or a Spotify player, right on the page.
Grid
Two to six tiles side by side, each with a title, a subtitle and a link.
Divider
A quiet line that gives the page some rhythm.
Like it?
Claim your name to keep buildingQuestions
Short answers for musicians. Prices and plan limits are on the pricing page.
Can I put my music on the page?
Yes. Spotify tracks, albums, playlists and artist pages play in an Embed block, and YouTube videos do too. Apple Music, SoundCloud and Bandcamp go in as link buttons.
Can I use a pre-save link?
Yes. A Link block goes to any web address that starts with http or https, so a pre-save link works like any other link.
Do I have to pay to make it look good?
No. Every block and every design choice is on the free plan. Pro is for your own domain, more pages, no badge and a year of analytics.
Can my band and my label each have a page?
Free includes one page, Pro includes three and Studio includes 15, so an artist page, a release page and a tour page can each have their own address.
Keep going
More link in bio pages
- Link in bio for podcastersLet listeners play an episode, pick their app and find your sponsors, all from one link.
- Link in bio for YouTubeKeep your channel links, sponsors and merch in one page you can update in one place.
- Link in bio for InstagramPut one link in your Instagram bio that opens a page as polished as your feed.