Build a multi-page bio site

A single link-in-bio page goes a long way, but sometimes you want more: a home page, an about page, a portfolio, a contact page — a little site, not just a page. You can build exactly that on your own domain, and the pages tie themselves together with an automatic navigation panel. No code, no manual link lists to keep updated.

1. Create the home page

Create a Bio Page on your domain the usual way — this one sits at your domain's root (yourdomain.com) and acts as the site's home. In the editor you'll find a Multi-page site navigation setting under the layout picker. Pick Top navigation bar or Side bar to turn the nav on.

2. Add the other pages

Create more Bio Pages on the same domain, each with a path:

• yourdomain.com/about — title it "About me"
• yourdomain.com/shop — title it "Shop"
• yourdomain.com/contact — title it "Contact"

That's the whole trick: every bio page on a domain automatically appears in the nav panel of every other bio page on that domain, labeled by its page title. Add a page, and it shows up in the nav everywhere. Rename it, and the nav updates. Delete or pause it, and it drops out of the nav on every page at once — there's no separate menu to maintain.

3. Choose where the nav sits

• Top navigation bar — a row of pill-shaped buttons across the top of every page. Classic and clean.
• Side bar — a slim fixed column on the left on desktop screens, collapsing back to a top bar on phones so nothing crowds your content.
• No navigation — the default; a single bio page looks exactly as it always did.

One setting drives the whole site: the home page's choice is what visitors see on every page, so your site stays consistent even if you forget to touch the setting on the other pages. (On a domain with no home page, each page simply uses its own setting.)

Design and search

• Every page keeps its own theme, layout, avatar, and links — mix a bold home page with minimal inner pages if you like.
• All pages of the site are listed in your domain's sitemap.xml and submitted to IndexNow the moment you publish, so search engines find the whole site fast.
• Developers: pages can be created and updated through the API too — see mode: "bio" in the API docs.