How to add multiple links to your Instagram bio

Instagram only gives you one clickable link in your bio, so the way to get multiple links is to put a single link-in-bio page there that lists all of them. You point your one bio link at a page like isall.me/yourname, and that page holds your shop, your videos, your socials, and anything else. Here is how to set it up.

Why Instagram only allows one link

For years Instagram has allowed exactly one clickable web address in your profile. Captions and comments do not turn into tappable links, and neither does the text of your bio. That single field is the only spot where a link actually works.

Instagram has tested a feature that lets you add a few links to the profile field, and it may or may not be visible on your account depending on where and when it rolls out. Even when it is available, it is a short list with limited styling. It is not really built to be your shop window.

So the reliable answer, the one that works on every account and gives you room to grow, is to use that one link for a page that holds all the others.

The fix: one link that holds all your links

A link-in-bio page is a simple page at a short address (like isall.me/yourname) that lists every destination you want people to reach. You put that one address in your Instagram bio. When someone taps it, they get a tidy menu of everything: shop, latest video, newsletter, booking, other socials, a way to tip you.

You update the page whenever you want, and your bio link never has to change. New product on Monday, new video on Friday, and the same link covers both.

What a good link-in-bio page should include

• Unlimited links. Never hit a cap. Add as many destinations and sections as you need.
• Native video. Paste a YouTube or Vimeo link and it plays right on the page, so people watch without bouncing to another app.
• Real customization. Colors, fonts, backgrounds, and button shapes so the page looks like you, not a gray template.
• Your socials, done right. The correct icon for each platform, detected automatically.
• Plain-language analytics. See which links get tapped and where visitors come from.
• A way to get paid. Collect tips and sell simple products without the tool taking a big cut of every sale.

isall.me covers all of that on the free plan, which is why it works well as your one bio link.

How to add multiple links to your Instagram bio, step by step

Instagram moves its buttons around between updates, so treat the profile-editing steps as the general path rather than exact labels.

1. Make your link-in-bio page. Go to isall.me, pick your username, and your page is live at isall.me/yourname the moment you claim it. Free, no card needed.
2. Add your links. Drop in your shop, latest release, newsletter, booking page, and anything else. Drag to reorder, and add section headers if you have a lot.
3. Drop in a video. Paste a YouTube or Vimeo URL as a video block so it plays right on your page. This makes the page feel alive instead of like a list of buttons.
4. Connect your socials and style it. Add the platforms you use, then pick a theme and adjust the colors, fonts, and background until it looks like you.
5. Copy your page address. That is isall.me/yourname. Copy it to your clipboard.
6. Open your Instagram profile and edit it. Go to your profile and find the option to edit your profile, usually a button near your bio.
7. Paste your link into the website or link field. Look for the field labeled something like "Website" or "Links," and paste your isall.me address there. Save your changes.
8. Point people to it. In your bio text, add a short nudge like "everything's below" with a down arrow so people know to tap.

That is it. Your one bio link now leads to all of your links, and you never have to swap it out again.

Make the most of your one link

A few small things make a bio link pull its weight:

• Put the most important thing first. Whatever you most want people to do this week should be the top item on the page.
• Keep it current. Because the page is easy to edit, refresh it when you have something new. A stale page trains people to stop tapping.
• Match your Story links. If you use the Story link sticker, point it at the same page. One destination, less to manage.
• Use a short, sayable address. isall.me/yourname is easy to remember and read out loud, which matters when you mention it in a video or on a podcast.

What about Instagram's own multi-link feature?

If your account shows the option to add a couple of links directly in your profile, feel free to use it. It is fine for a permanent thing or two. But it is limited: a short list, little control over how it looks, and no analytics, video, or way to get paid.

A link-in-bio page does not have those limits, and it works the same on every account whether or not Instagram's feature has reached you. Many people use both: a couple of native links plus one link to the full page.

FAQ

Can I add more than one link directly in my Instagram bio? Sometimes. Instagram has tested adding a few links to the profile, and it may appear on your account. It is limited, though, so most people put one link-in-bio page in their bio to hold everything with more control.

Is a link-in-bio page free? Yes. isall.me is free with unlimited links, native video, real customization, basic analytics, and a free QR code. You only pay if you want Pro extras like a custom domain and no platform fee on sales.

Will my bio link break when I update the page? No. That is the point. The link in your bio stays the same, and you edit the page behind it as often as you like. Nothing on Instagram needs to change.

What is the difference from paying a lot for a link tool? Not much except the price. Many link tools charge somewhere around 5 to 24 dollars a month. isall.me Pro is 24 dollars for the whole year, with no platform fee on your tips and sales.

Put one link in your bio that does it all

Instagram gives you one link, so make it count. Claim your free isall.me link, add everything you share, and paste that one address into your bio. Update the page anytime, and your bio link keeps working.