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How to Add Multiple Links to Your Instagram Bio (Free)

Instagram limits your bio to a single clickable link, so you can't paste your shop, YouTube, and newsletter all at once. The workaround is a link hub — one page that lists every link you want to share. Here's how to set one up for free and route followers wherever you need.

Quick answer

To add multiple links to your Instagram bio, create a free link hub at onesol.io, add a button for each destination, then put that one page URL in your bio. Followers tap your bio link and choose from all your links on a single, mobile-friendly page.

1. Understand Instagram's one-link limit

Instagram only offers a single Website field, so pasting multiple raw URLs won't work — only the first stays clickable. The fix is to point that one field at a page that itself contains all your links.

2. Build a link hub with all your links

Create a free page at onesol.io and add a labeled button for each link — shop, latest post, contact form, booking, or download. You can add as many as you like, and OneSol lets you sell or collect emails directly on the page too.

3. Organize and prioritize your links

Put your most important link at the top, since that's what most people tap first. Use clear button labels like "Shop the sale" or "Book a call" instead of bare URLs, and remove old links so the page stays focused.

4. Update your Instagram bio link

Copy your hub's URL, open Instagram, tap Edit Profile, and paste it into the Website field. Save, then test the link yourself to confirm every button opens the right destination.

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FAQ

Why can't I paste two links in my Instagram bio?

Instagram only supports one clickable Website field. Extra URLs in your bio text show as plain, non-tappable words, which is why a single link hub is the reliable way to share many links.

How many links can I add to a link hub?

There's no practical limit — you can add as many buttons as you need on OneSol. Just keep the list focused so followers aren't overwhelmed.

Do I need a separate app for this?

No. You build the page in your browser at onesol.io, and followers open it in theirs — nobody needs to download anything.

Can I track which links get the most taps?

Yes. OneSol shows basic engagement on your page so you can see what followers click and reorder your links accordingly.