Your own domain includedNo cut of your salesExport anytimeBuild the draft. Publish when ready.
Your own domain includedNo cut of your salesExport anytimeBuild the draft. Publish when ready.

Free tool

Link in bio username checker

Type the name you want. See if it is free on Page. No signup. Claim it when it is open. This link in bio username checker tells you if yourspage.com/yourname is open before you sign up.

Result shows here. No signup to check.

One CTA: when the name is free, hit Claim it. That opens signup with the name ready.

How the checker works

  1. 1. Type a name. Letters, numbers, dots, dashes, underscores. Two to thirty characters.
  2. 2. See the result. Free, taken, reserved, or invalid. Suggestions show when the name is blocked.
  3. 3. Claim it. Signup holds that username. Publish when the page is ready. Other people cannot open it until you publish.

Why creators check first

Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and X each give you one website field. The name on that URL is the brand people paste and remember. Checking before you build saves a rewrite later. Page is the page you put behind that one link.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this link in bio username checker free?
Yes. You can check as many names as you like. There is no account and no card. You only sign up when you claim a free name.
What makes a username valid on Page?
Use 2 to 30 characters. Letters, numbers, dots, dashes, and underscores. Start and end with a letter or number. No double dots or dashes in a row.
If a name is free, is it reserved for me?
No. Free means it is open right now. Claim it to hold it. Someone else can take it if you wait.
Can I use my own domain later?
Yes. Your Page name works the day you publish. You can point a domain you already own at the page when you want.
How is this different from a Linktree username?
This check is for Page on yourspage.com, not linktr.ee. A free name here becomes yourspage.com/yourname after you claim and publish.