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Most "link in bio" tools give you one layout: a stack of buttons on a plain background. LINKNOWN's page builder starts from eight templates instead, because a wedding invite, a restaurant menu, and a social bio page don't need the same layout. Here's what each one is actually built for.
The short version: Personal Bio and Portfolio for creators; Menu, Product and Portfolio for businesses; Wedding and Event for invitations; Love Letter for a single message; Blank if you'd rather build the layout yourself. Every one is free and fully editable.
Personal Bio
The classic link-in-bio layout: a photo, a short line about you, and a stack of buttons pointing to your other links and profiles. The default choice for creators, freelancers, and anyone who just needs "here's where to find me" in one page.
Portfolio
An image-first layout for showcasing real projects with write-ups and links. Fits designers, photographers, and anyone whose work needs to be seen before someone clicks through to it.
Event Invitation
A single-purpose page for one event: the lineup, ticket links, and the details in one place. Built to be shared once, on one invite or one post, and archived once the event is over.
Wedding Invitation
The same idea as Event, built softer: the date, the venue, and links out to a registry or RSVP form. One URL to put on save-the-dates instead of juggling three different sites.
Restaurant Menu
A full, realistic menu with sections, prices, and photos, as a page instead of a scanned PDF. Loads faster, works on any phone without a download, and pairs naturally with a QR code on a table tent or window sticker.
Product Showcase
A single-product landing page: images, pricing, and one clear call-to-action button. Useful for a limited drop, a pre-order, or testing demand before building a full store page.
Love Letter
The most personal template in the set, built for one message and a photo, not a list of links at all. An anniversary, a proposal, a birthday, sent as a private link instead of a card.
Blank Page
No preset layout, just text, image, and button elements on an empty canvas. Start here if none of the above fit and you'd rather build the layout yourself.
Picking the right one
- You just need "here's where to find me": Personal Bio.
- Your work has to be seen first: Portfolio.
- One date, one place, shared once: Event or Wedding.
- Selling or testing a single thing: Product Showcase.
- A table tent, a window sticker, a QR code: Restaurant Menu.
- A message, not a list of links: Love Letter.
- None of the above: Blank, and build the layout yourself.
You're not locked in either way. Every template is just a starting set of text, image and button blocks you can add to, delete, or rearrange.
How to use a template
Every template is free and starts from the template picker in your dashboard. Pick one, it comes pre-filled with placeholder content and colors, edit the text, swap the images, and publish. Your page gets its own link at linknown.com/page/your-slug, ready to drop into a bio, a QR code, or a business card.
If you're only after the classic link-in-bio layout, our guide to building a bio-link page from scratch walks through that exact setup step by step.
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