A link in bio that updates itself

Add the address to your Instagram profile once. Every time you publish an article, the page already shows the new story — you never open it.

Always current

Publish on the blog, it shows up in the bio

The page reads the articles from your own site. There is no update-the-link step: the list rebuilds itself with every post.

  • Latest articles with image, headline and date
  • On your domain, not on someone else's
  • Included in the subscription, no separate fee
Link in bio page showing a news outlet's five most recent articles, each with a thumbnail, headline and date
Post Ping settings screen with the option to enable the link in bio page and the address to paste into the profile
Why it exists

Stories published through the API cannot carry a link

That is a Meta limitation and it applies to every tool, not just ours. The way around it is the bio link — which is exactly where updating itself pays off.

  • The Story invites a tap on the profile link
  • The bio leads to an always-current list
  • Set it up once and forget it
Side by side

How it differs from link-in-bio tools

It does what the others do. The difference is what none of them does on its own.

Feature Post Ping Common tools
Updates itself with every published article yes no
Profile photo, name and description yes yes
Fixed links you add yourself yes yes
Icons for your social profiles yes yes
Runs on your own domain yes no
No separate monthly fee yes no

Compared with the free plan of the most widely used link-in-bio tools, as of August 2026. Their features and pricing change often.

It comes with the plugin

The link in bio page is part of Post Ping. No extra charge, no second signup.

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