alinkin1. Paste your public URL
Open Import from Linktree in the editor and paste a link such as https://linktr.ee/yourname. Choose Preview import to see the name, bio, link titles and image count. You can preview before creating an account.
FREE LINK-IN-BIO · NO CARD NEEDED
Turn your Linktree into your alinkin.bio page.
Start with your public linktr.ee URL and preview the content in our editor. Bring supported links, bio, social profiles, images and styling into a separate private draft, then review and publish your new alinkin.bio page for free.
Your account and page are managed with alinkin.bio. Every feature is free.
2. Generate your free draft
Create a free account or sign in, then choose Generate my free page. A new private page is created with a free handle variation if necessary. Your existing pages are preserved and the original Linktree is not edited.
3. Check links, images and import notes
Public links, social profiles, your bio, supported colours and styles transfer. Available profile photos, backgrounds, covers and link thumbnails are copied into our image storage. Review any missing images, shortened text or unsupported content and make corrections in the editor.
4. Publish when the page is ready
The imported draft stays private until you choose Publish page. Open the published URL while signed out on a phone, test your destinations, then update the social bios and website buttons you control. Importing does not change those external references for you.
Before you start
Do you need my Linktree password?
No. We read the public page only. Import a page you own or have permission to copy. Password-protected pages and private content are not available through this import.
What does not transfer?
Analytics, subscribers, payments, private content and interactive widgets do not transfer. Some images may be unavailable, and fonts and button styles are matched using our available styles. Current limits are 40 links and 20 artwork images per page; the importer reports omissions.
Your new page starts with a URL.
Paste your public Linktree, preview the content and review your new private draft.
Try the free Linktree import