Creators
A personal website for creators that opens on your latest work
A personal website for creators doubles as your link in bio: it opens on your newest video or post, then points to your other channels and a way to reach you. On SayHi it is one free, mobile-first page at sayhi.page/yourname.
What to put on a creator page
The tap happens inside another app, on a phone. Plan for that screen.
- Your name and one specific lineWhat you make, in words a new follower would repeat. “Short films about ordinary nights” is a good model.
- Your latest piece, firstA YouTube block with your thumbnail and title, or a link to the post you just mentioned.
- Your other platforms, labelledInstagram, TikTok, X and YouTube, each with a label that says what people will find there.
- What you are aboutA short text block for anyone deciding whether to follow you.
- A contact for collaborationsAn email link with a hint about what you say yes to.
Example
Example: Rio Hale’s page
Rio is a demo creator who makes three-minute films about city nights. His page opens with his newest film, “Steam on 3rd”, as a full-width YouTube card. Below it, Instagram, TikTok and X each carry a label that says what is posted there, such as “Cuts and leftovers” and “The weekly night walk”.
A short note explains the series, and an email link closes the page with “Collabs if the night is interesting.” Every label tells a visitor why they would tap, which is what separates a creator page from a stack of identical buttons.
Tips for a creator page
Small habits that keep the page worth tapping.
Update the top block
When you post something new, change the first block. An old video at the top makes the page feel forgotten.
Label every platform
Say what lives on each channel. “Behind the scenes” is more tappable than “Instagram”.
Check it on a phone
Most visits come from an in-app browser. Preview the page at phone width before you publish.
Keep it to a handful of blocks
Four to six is plenty. Anything longer competes with the piece you want people to see.
Templates that fit
Creator
Mobile-first and built for an in-app browser. Rio’s page uses it.
Bento
When your latest work is a set of pieces rather than one video.
Read next: Creator website examples, more creator pages to borrow from.
Make your page
Pick the one thing
Decide what a new visitor should see first: a video, a release, a newsletter.
Start from the Creator template
Open Rio’s page in the editor, swap his film for your latest piece and relabel the links.
Publish and add it to your bios
Sign in to publish at sayhi.page/yourname and paste it into the website field on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and X.
Questions
Is this a link-in-bio tool?
Yes. Your SayHi page is the page behind your bio link, with room for your latest work as well as your links.
Do videos play on the page?
A YouTube block shows your thumbnail and title and opens the video on YouTube, which keeps the page quick to load on a phone.
How much does it cost?
Your page is free. A Pro plan with a custom domain and premium templates is planned, and the first 100 users will get it free for three years.
Related pages
Link in bio page
The bio URL opens one page: name, work, and links at sayhi.page/yourname.
Personal website builder
One designed page for a personal homepage: bio, work, projects, and a URL.
Link in bio examples
Bio-link examples that still read as personal pages.
What is a link in bio?
The URL on a social profile, and the page behind it: a name, one piece of work, the other profiles, and a way to reply.