A link in bio for musicians

Put the new release on top

Add the release as your first link and highlight it, so it shows as a big button. Turn on its link card and it shows the release page's own title and picture, if that page has one.

Smart links, the pages that list a release on every streaming service, are welcome: links on lnk.to, ffm.to and song.link work. Other shortened links aren't allowed, so for everything else paste the full address, like open.spotify.com/artist/…

Everywhere your music lives

Add your platforms as icons: Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Audiomack, YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, among 55 in all. Type a handle or paste a link, and put them in your order.

In your list of links, a Spotify, Apple Music or Bandcamp link to an artist or album gets that platform's icon. A video goes in as a link: with its card on, it shows the video page's own title and picture, when the page provides them. There's no embedded player.

Tour dates that are easy to scan

Add a section title called Tour, then one link per show, pointing to its ticket page: "12 Nov · Rome · Tickets". A label can be up to 40 characters. Highlight the next show if you want it to stand out.

Dates don't update by themselves: there's no tour feed. Add and remove shows in your dashboard, and saved changes go live within seconds. A page holds up to 20 links, so on a long tour, link to your full tour page instead.

Merch, support and your mailing list

Link your merch store, or add Bandcamp, Shopify, Etsy, Patreon, Ko-fi or Buy Me a Coffee as icons. im.center can't sell your merch or collect emails, so send fans to your shop and to your newsletter's sign-up page.

Good to know: boosts on im.center are not tips. A boost is a payment to im.center that moves a profile up the leaderboard, and you don't receive any of it. For fan support, link the platforms that pay you.

Posters for your stories

In your dashboard, tap Get your poster. You get a poster in story or feed size with your photo, your name, your rank in #music and your page's address, plus a QR code if you want one. Tap Another line for a different headline, then share or save it.

Posters are built around your rank: that's the game side of im.center. For flyers or the merch table, save the plain QR code instead. It's black on white and prints cleanly.

See what fans tap

Every page comes with stats: visits, clicks per link, where visits come from, such as Instagram, TikTok or WhatsApp, and which countries your listeners are in. Check today by the hour to see what a post did, or look back 7, 30 or 90 days. A summary arrives by email on Mondays.

Visits and clicks are counted without cookies, so your page needs no cookie banner.

One page for the band, one for you

One email can own several pages, so the band and each side project can have their own. Each page is paid for separately, from €2, and has one tag.

Choose handles you'll keep. They can't be changed later, so the links and QR codes you've shared keep working.

The #music leaderboard

Every page is also on a public leaderboard, and #music has its own center: the profile with the most paid for it. Ranks are paid placements, not a chart of who's best. Your rank shows on your page by default; you can switch it off in your dashboard.

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