How to add multiple links to your Instagram bio

01

Start with the links you actually need

Write down the destinations you regularly mention in posts, Reels, Stories, and messages. A creator might need a current product list, a free guide, a newsletter, a shop, and a contact page. Remove old campaigns and duplicate routes before adding anything new.

Pick one main action for a visitor arriving today. A post about a new guide should lead to that guide before it leads to your general homepage.

02

Use Instagram's profile links for a short list

Open your Instagram profile, choose Edit profile, and look for Links. Add the destination URLs and give them clear titles. The exact controls may vary by app version.

Check the result from another account or device. Make sure the visible title tells a visitor what will open, and test every destination on a phone.

03

Use one page when the destination needs context

A bio link page is useful when a plain title does not explain enough. On Sidefold, you can place links alongside text and images, add publications or downloads, and organize more material on additional pages.

For example, a travel creator could put a free city guide first, then add a short description, a packing list, and a contact link. The Instagram profile points to the public Sidefold page; the page carries the detail.

• Name links by outcome: “Download the Lisbon guide” is clearer than “New link.”
• Place the link that matches your latest post near the top.
• Preview the page on mobile before sharing it.

04

Add the page to Instagram and keep it current

Create and publish your Sidefold page, copy its public address, and add it in Instagram's profile Links section. Then open the profile as a visitor and follow the entire path from bio to final destination.

You can update the content behind the same Sidefold address when you release a new resource. Review the first link whenever a new post starts sending people to your profile.