Copy your address into the link slot of every profile you have, and generate a QR code for anywhere physical. The page itself never needs to change again.
Where the link goes
- Your social profiles Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, YouTube — each has a website or link field. This is the slot a bio page exists for.
- Your email signature One line, under your name. It costs nothing and works on every message you send.
- Anywhere physical A QR code turns the address into something a camera can read — menus, packaging, posters, a card in the window.
- In conversation This is why a short, sayable address is worth the effort of choosing one.
Turning it into a QR code
Create a dynamic QR code pointing at your page rather than a static one. A dynamic code can be repointed later without reprinting anything, and it counts scans. A static code cannot do either. See dynamic versus static QR codes.
Getting verifiedA verified badge tells visitors the page really is you, which matters as soon as anyone has a reason to impersonate you. It is at Account menu › Get Verified.
Keeping it worth visiting
The advantage of a bio page is that the address never changes while the contents can. Use it: move your newest thing to the top when you release it, and take down blocks that have stopped earning their place. A page that was last edited two years ago tells visitors something you probably did not intend.
Related: reading your statistics.