The bio link and the page it opens.
A link list was built to put more than one URL on Instagram. SayHi keeps one username,sayhi.page/rio, and lays the links out with type and pictures. Creator pages are mobile-first because the tap starts on a phone.
What the bio link opens
Rio Hale is fictional. The preview above is his demo, not a customer: short films about ordinary nights, from Los Angeles. The blocks are the ones already onsayhi.page/rio.
First is a YouTube block titled Ordinary Nights — “Steam on 3rd”. The YouTube block is a still and a title that links out, not an embedded player. The film opens on YouTube. Under that, an Instagram block labeled Cuts and leftovers, for @riohale. Smaller cards point at TikTok (“The weekly night walk”) and X (“Notes from the sidewalk”). A text block headed What this is says it is not a vlog and not a brand. The email block is labeled Say hi, and it opens hi@riohale.com.
Other fictional pages in the same job areBio site examples that open as a page. A listen-first version ismusician website examples, record first. The layout named for this tap is the creator page. If the links are already decided, draft them in thelink-in-bio generator. What to put on Instagram isthe Instagram link-in-bio guide. The definition, apart from the product, iswhat a link in bio is.
Who this is for
- Creators who need latest work, not a directory.
- X creators who have one website field and a pin, and need a page that is not an imported profile.
- Musicians who want listen-first pages.
- People who need the latest work, a listen link, or a contact on the same page as the name.
Link in bio by profession
A realtor who was just texted about a house and a doula who was just texted about a due date should not land on the same five buttons. These pages name the links, the template, and the questions for that job. Photographers, musicians, designers, and the other roles that already have a starting page stay there. Real estate agents are the realtor page, not a second URL.
Property and the room
People arrive with an address, a floor plan, or a date. The bio should answer that before it offers a portrait.
- Realtors — Live search, buyer and seller consults, and this weekend’s opens.
- Architects — Projects, the role you had, and the license jurisdiction.
- Interior designers — Rooms first, then whether you consult or furnish the whole job.
- Florists — This week’s stems, where you deliver, and how a wedding inquiry starts.
- Wedding planners — The scope you sell, dates still open, and how an inquiry should start.
Care, with a boundary
These are public bios. They are not charts, sessions, or emergency lines, and each page has to say so in its own facts.
- Nurses — Credentials and the work you can talk about in public.
- Therapists — Scope, fee, license, and a crisis line that is not the contact form.
- Dentists — Hours, new patients, insurance in plain language, and the emergency phone.
- Doulas — The part of support you offer, the places you attend, and a backup.
- Personal trainers — The person you train, the place, and what the first month includes.
- Yoga instructors — The week’s classes, the style, and what a student should bring.
The chair, the kit, the needle
Booking status, a picture of the work, and the rule for showing up. The appointment is the portfolio.
- Barbers — What you cut, what it costs, and whether walk-ins are real.
- Hairstylists — Whether you are booked for color or cuts, and the maintenance timing.
- Makeup artists — Bridal and editorial as separate books, plus travel and a trial.
- Tattoo artists — Whether the books are open, the flash, and how a deposit works.
Sound, image, and a room
One piece of work first: a mix, an episode, a reel, a film. Dates and a press path come after. The other apps stay smaller.
- DJs — Current mix, what you will play, and how a room books you.
- Podcasters — The episode you just mentioned, where to subscribe, and how to pitch.
- Voice actors — Demos by job, the booth you actually use, and whether an agent answers.
- Comedians — A current clip, the rooms and dates, and a press kit link.
- Dancers — Reel first, then company or freelance, and a class only if you teach it.
- Filmmakers — One film, the screenings, and how to write about what you are shooting next.
- Videographers — One reel, weddings or commercial as the lead, and a delivery window.
The kitchen
A dining room takes a reservation. A baker takes an order before the window closes. Those are different clocks.
- Chefs — Where to book a table, the menu, and private dining.
- Bakers — The order cutoff, this month’s menu, and a separate door for wedding cakes.
A practice with a scope
Say what you will take, where you are allowed to take it, and what the first message should contain.
- Lawyers — Practice areas, jurisdictions, and what a consult request should contain.
- Accountants — The entities you take, when the office slows down, and what to bring.
- Teachers — The class, what families should read this week, and office hours.
- Tutors — The subject, the level, and what a parent should write first.
- Illustrators — Commission status, the jobs you take, and a print shop kept separate.
A small organization
One program, a gift link the board already approved, and a person who answers.
- Nonprofits — One program a new visitor can understand, then give or volunteer.
A contact form, if you want messages
The page can include a contact block: name, email, and a message. That is the “contact form link in bio” version of this product. It does not book calls or take payment.
If you want the definition rather than the product, readwhat a link in bio is for. Instagram also sells a link page inside Meta One. The published price, the 20-link claim, and the free alternatives are in Meta One’s link page compared with free pages.
Templates
What is a link in bio?
A link in bio is the URL you choose to put on Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, or a résumé — a door from a short profile into the rest of what you do.
When is a button list enough?
A button list is enough for five URLs. SayHi still has links. They sit on a page with type, pictures, and a layout, at sayhi.page/yourname.
Is SayHi free?
Free publishes at sayhi.page/yourname. The home page lists Pro at $19.9 a year for a custom domain, no SayHi branding, analytics, and premium templates. Checkout is not wired in this version, so a custom domain is not available yet.
Does the video play on the bio page?
No. A YouTube block is a still and a title that links out, not an embedded player. An Instagram block is the same kind of door: the label you write, then the app.
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