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Instagram limits users to only one link in their bio009 Archives which can be a problem for content creators, and pretty much anyone who might want their followers to visit more than one link. The usual solution — updating your bio every time you have a new link to share — can be time-consuming.

Linktree is a tool that helps you share all your links with your followers. Linktree makes it easy to share your work, links to organizations you'd like your followers to donate to, and whatever else you want to want people to click, all through one link in your Instagram bio. It's also a way for you to share all your other social media accounts with your followers on Instagram. For example, you can feature your Twitter, Letterboxd, and Substack all on your Linktree.

1. Go to linktr.ee to create your Linktree account

2. Select "Get Started for Free"

Select "Get Started for Free" to create your Linktree profile. Credit: screenshot: linktree

3. Enter your information to and click "Sign up with email" to create your account

4. Set-up your account

To add links to your account select the "Links" tab. There, add a title and the URL for your link and it will appear on your profile. To add an additional link select "Add new link."

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To edit your Linktree profile select "Appearance." There you can add a profile picture and edit the theme of your Linktree.

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Add your links by giving each a title and adding their URLS. Credit: Screenshot: Linktree

To link your other social media accounts to your Linktree go to "Settings" and scroll down to "Social Links." There you can enter your other social media accounts.

Where to add your social media accounts to your Linktree profile. Credit: screenshot: Instagram

While editing your Linktree you will be able to see a preview on the right side of your screen.

Now that you have your Linktree set up, we will show you how to add it to your Instagram bio.

How to add your Linktree to your Instagram:

1. Copy the link to your Linktree

2. Open Instagram

3. Go to your Instagram profile

4. Select "Edit Profile"

Select "Edit Profile" to add your Linktree to your Instagram bio. Credit: screenshot: instagram

5. Paste the link into "Website" and select "Done" in the upper right hand corner.

Add the URL to your Linktree to "Website." Credit: screenshot: Instagram

Now your Linktree will be featured in your Instagram bio and you can post as many stories as you want with the caption "Link in bio."

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