Your Link-in-bio is your public artist page on Groover. It's the link you put in your Instagram, TikTok or YouTube bio, and it's what curators see when you send them a track. Add your releases, events, merch and videos, arrange them however you like, and share one link that covers everything 👇
1. Where to find it
Go to Your profile and site from your Groover account. You'll see three tabs:
Content: everything that appears on your page, and the order it appears in
Appearance: how your page looks, including colours, fonts and layout and your profile image or video. Your page background is generated from your profile picture, so a good, high-resolution image goes a long way
Analytics: where you'll see all the data about your Link-in-bio
On the right, a live preview shows your page exactly as your fans will see it. It updates as you edit, so there's no need to publish and check.
💡 On mobile? The preview panel is replaced by a Preview button that opens your live page in a new tab.
2. Your link
Your page lives at groover.me/yourbandname.
Just under the page title you'll find two shortcuts:
Copy your URL to the clipboard
Open your public page in a new tab
You'll also be able to edit your link if you need to:
💡 Already shared your old link somewhere? It still works. Old links redirect to your page on groover.me, so there's nothing to update in your bio, your posts or your newsletter.
3. Building your page
Everything on your page is a block. Two blocks sit at the top and can't be moved or deleted.
Artist socials: your social and streaming links, shown as icons at the top of your page.
You can add Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter), SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Audiomack, Tidal, your personal website and custom links.
One link per platform: you can add a single Spotify link, a single Deezer link, and so on. If you try to add a second, you'll see: "You can only add 1 link per platform."
Artist info: your artist name, country, genres, attributes, moods and bio. Curators use this to understand your project, so keep it accurate and up to date.
4. Adding your content
Everything below those two blocks is yours to arrange. Click Add content at the top of the Content tab and pick a block type:
Track or album: paste a link or search for a release. We detect whether it's a single or an album and pre-fill the name and streaming links for you.
To add a track or album:
Go to Your profile and site → Content
Click Add content and choose Track or album
Paste the link, or search for the release by name
Check the details: name, artwork, streaming links
Save
Event: your upcoming shows, with ticket links.
Merch: your products, linked to your store.
Video: embed a music video, a live session or behind-the-scenes content.
Audio: embed a track or a playlist.
Link: anything else you want to send fans to.
Group: bundle several blocks together under one cover, to keep a long page tidy.
You can add as many as you like, and as many of each type as you like.
💡 Just signed up? If you've added your Spotify link, your three most recent releases are added to your page automatically, along with your profile picture. You can edit, reorder or remove any of them.
5. Choosing who sees what
Every block has an eye icon that switches it between two states:
Public: visible to anyone who opens your link
Curator-only: hidden from your public page, but visible to curators you've sent a track to
Most blocks are public by default. Artist info is curator-only by default, since genres and tags are mainly there to help curators understand your project.
You can make it public if you'd like it on your page. Your artist name is always public.
6. Reordering and editing
Reorder: grab the handle on the left of any block and drag it where you want it.
Edit: click the … menu on a block, then Edit.
Share: each block has its own share icon, so you can send fans straight to a single release or event.
Promote: on a track or album block, Promote starts a Groover campaign for that release.
Delete: click … then Delete. You'll be asked to confirm first.
7. Sharing your page
Click Share on socials at the top of the page. You'll get your link ready to copy, plus shortcuts to post it directly to your social channels.
The best place for it is your bio. It stays current as you add releases and dates, so you never have to swap it out.
Examples of where to put it:
Your social bios: Instagram, TikTok, X, Facebook, YouTube. This is the one that matters most, since it's the link everyone taps first.
Your streaming and music profiles: Spotify for Artists, SoundCloud, Bandcamp and Audiomack all let you add a website link to your profile.
Your YouTube videos: in the description of your videos
Your email signature: it goes out with every message you send, including the ones to promoters and labels.
Your newsletter: in the footer, so subscribers always have a way back to everything you've released.
Your press kit and pitches: when you write to a blog, a radio show or a booker, one link shows them your music, your dates and your socials in one place.
Why one link works better than several. It stays current as you add releases and dates, so you never have to go round every platform updating things. And because everything sits on one page, you can see in your stats what people actually clicked.
Something not working, or a block not behaving the way you expect? Write to support@groover.co or use the ? icon and we'll take a look.