Linkfeed
Your link in bio is your TikTok profile page 🤯
What it does
Linkfeed is a free link in bio tool that mirrors your TikTok profile exactly (down to the view count). You set affiliate links on your feed thumbnails, and your users are directed to exactly where you want. No more lost conversions.
A bio that looks like a TikTok profile. Fans tap the video they came for and land on your link.
Your bio looks like a TikTok profile. Fans tap the video they came for and land on your link. Creators use Linkfeed so fans stay in flow: tap the video, open the offer. “ Finally a bio that looks like TikTok. Fans tap the video they remember and buy, without a button maze. ” “ Default redirect means every new post converts without me editing a link list at 1am. ” “ Pinned my drop to the top of the grid. Live preview made setup feel quick. ” “ Chips under the bio for YouTube and booking, grid for product videos. Clean. ” “ We pointed the brand TikTok website field at Linkfeed. CTR went up in a week. ” “ Looks native. That is the whole product. My audience does not bounce confused. ” Someone…from linkfeed.in
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