You already have the page. Claude or ChatGPT wrote it, or you laid it out yourself — your name, one line about what you do, the buttons for booking, the shop, the newsletter. What you don't have is somewhere to put it: an address you can paste into your Instagram or TikTok bio and leave there. That's the job this does. Drop the HTML file, or a ZIP of the page and its images, and you get a link in seconds. It serves the page exactly as you made it — not rebuilt inside a template — and when you change the page later, the link in your bio stays the same.
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| Free | Solo | Studio | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Links that never expire | 1 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| miinideck footer on the page | "Powered by miinideck" | Removed | Removed |
| Your own domain | — | — | Yes |
| Pages you can make searchable | 1 | 5 | Unlimited |
| Open stats | Total opens | Detailed | Detailed |
| Largest file | 10 MB | 25 MB | 50 MB |
The footer comes off on a paid subscription. Prices are on the pricing page.
The page is done; the gap is an address. A preview inside your AI chat lives in that chat, not at a link you control, and a static host like GitHub Pages works but asks you to create a repository and configure it for one page. Here you ask the AI for the page as a single self-contained HTML file (or zip the folder if the images sit next to it), sign in, and drop it in. Fonts, layout, colours and every button come through as built.
Paste the link into your bio. On a free account, set this page as your one always-on link so it never expires — that single slot is exactly what a bio page needs. Skip the no-account upload for this: it's great for a quick share, but those links end after 7 days, and a bio link that dies a week later is worse than none.
Change the page the way you made it — re-prompt the AI with the new booking link, a new offer, this month's photo — then replace the file from your dashboard. The address doesn't change, so the bio link you set months ago, and every post that says "link in bio", lands on the current version. Nothing to re-paste on each platform.
One self-contained HTML file — the page with its styles and scripts inside it. If the AI gave you a folder with images beside the HTML, zip the whole folder and drop the ZIP. If what you downloaded is a bare .jsx component rather than a page, ask the AI to remake it as a single HTML file first; a browser can't open the component on its own. If your tool only gives you an image of the page, a PNG or JPEG will upload, but the buttons on it won't be tappable — a bio page needs to arrive as HTML.
During your account's first week, a visitor who taps a link that leaves your page first sees a short notice — who made the page and where the link is going — before they continue. After the first week, links on your page go straight through. Everything else about the page looks the same from day one.
Open the link on your own phone before it goes in your bio — and open it from inside Instagram or TikTok too, since that's where most of your visitors will tap it. The page renders exactly as built, so what you see is what they see. If it was designed on a wide screen and looks cramped, ask the AI to make it mobile-first and replace the file; the link stays the same.
Not unless you choose it. Every page starts out of search, which suits most bio pages — people arrive from your profile, not from Google. If you want the page findable, a signed-in account can switch it to searchable, one page at a time: 1 page on Free, 5 on Solo, unlimited on Studio. A searchable page can't also have a password, and you can switch it back off.
For one bio page, yes. A free account keeps one link that never expires, takes files up to 10 MB, and shows how many times the page has been opened. What comes with it is a "Powered by miinideck" footer on the page. A paid Solo or Studio plan removes the footer and adds detailed stats on where your opens come from; Studio also lets you put the page on your own domain.
On Studio, yes. Connect your domain and point it at the bio page, and the address in your bio becomes yourname.com rather than a long miinideck link. For the domain to open the page directly at its root, that page has to be switched to searchable first — a public domain can't sit in front of a private page.
When you'd rather not make the page at all, or you want things a host doesn't do. A link-in-bio builder like Linktree is designed for that: it counts clicks on each individual link (a lifetime count per link on the free plan, more detail on paid plans), gives you ready-made themes so there's nothing to design, and lets you sell digital products from the bio itself. miinideck counts how many times your page was opened, not which button someone tapped, and it serves the page you made rather than building one. If you already have a page you like and just need it to live somewhere, that's this. If you want per-link click counts or a built-in store, Linktree is the better fit.
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