How to Add a Link in Bio on Facebook (2026 Guide)

Facebook is the most flexible platform for links — profiles, pages, posts, and call-to-action buttons all accept URLs. But that flexibility usually results in links scattered across your profile, with no single "link in bio" destination.

Here's how to add your link on Facebook, on both a personal profile and a business page.

Step-by-Step: Add a Link to Your Facebook Page

For businesses and creators, the Page is where it matters:

1. Go to your Facebook Page.
2. Click "About" (or Settings → Page info).
3. Find the "Website" field and paste your bio page URL.
4. Save.

You can also add a call-to-action button (e.g., "Contact Us," "Shop Now," "Learn More") and point it at the same URL — a prominent button beats a small text link.

For Personal Profiles

Personal profiles are more limited, but still work:

1. Go to your profile and click "Edit details" under Intro.
2. Add your URL in the "Website" field.
3. Save — it appears in your Intro section.

One Link, Everywhere

Because Facebook gives you many slots (website, CTA button, post links), it's easy to end up with five different links pointing five different places. A single link in bio page solves this:

• One URL for the website field, the CTA button, and every post.
• A page that lists your products, services, and socials in order.
• Analytics that show which Facebook surface drives the most clicks.

Auto Poster AI's link in bio gives you a custom URL with 14 block types — product showcase, lead forms, contact, map — plus click tracking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add a link to a personal Facebook profile?

Yes — the Intro "Website" field accepts a URL. Pages are better for business, but both work.

What's the best CTA button to use?

Match it to your goal: "Shop Now" for products, "Contact Us" for services, "Learn More" for content. Point it at your bio page so visitors always land somewhere useful.

Can I track clicks from Facebook?

Yes — a bio page with analytics and Meta Pixel support shows which links convert and from where.

Create your free link in bio and add it to your Facebook page, CTA button, and posts.