Your page, written for you

Point More.You at your website, at the link in bio page you already have, or just tell it what you do. It writes the page and shows it to you before anything is saved.

Create your page

"I am a baker in Porto. Celebration cakes, weekend classes."

Ana Ferreira

Order a celebration cake

Weekend classes

Where to find me

The blank page problem, solved on the way in

The hardest part of a link in bio page is the first version of it. Writing a bio about yourself, deciding what goes at the top, naming each link so it reads like a sentence rather than a URL. Generation does that first pass for you, during setup, so you start by editing something instead of staring at nothing.

A creator reviewing a bio page draft on a laptop at her desk

Three ways to start

Pick whichever one you actually have. Each reads a different source, and each ends at the same place: a proposal you approve.

Your website

More.You reads your site, then writes a bio and turns the pages you link to into named blocks.

Your existing link in bio

Linktree, Komi, Beacons, Stan or bio.link. Your links, profile and design come across, and the wording gets a pass.

Just describe yourself

No site yet? Say what you do in a sentence or two. More.You writes the words, and you add your links in the next step.

It does not invent your links

This is the part most AI page builders get wrong. A language model asked for a creator page will happily produce a plausible Instagram address that belongs to somebody else, or a shop link that goes nowhere. More.You checks every address against the source it actually read, and drops anything that was not there. If a generated page shows you six links, all six came off your own site.

That is also why describing yourself gives you words but not links. There is nothing to check an address against, so More.You writes none, and says so.

acmebakery.pt

✓Order a cake
✓Weekend classes
✓Instagram

2 invented links removed

You approve it before it exists

Generation produces a proposal, not a page. Everything it came up with is listed for you with a tick beside it: the bio, the socials, the design, each link. Untick what you do not want and use the rest. Until you press the button, your page is exactly as you left it.

It never overwrites your own words

If you have already typed a name or a bio, generation leaves them alone and fills only what is empty. Generated links are added to your page rather than replacing what is on it. Coming back to this step later is safe.

In your language

The words are written in the same language as the source. A Portuguese site gives you a Portuguese page, and the same goes for the description you type.

Frequently asked questions

What can More.You generate a page from?

Three things: your website, an existing link in bio page you already have somewhere else, or a plain description of what you do. Pick one, and More.You reads it and proposes a page.

Does it invent links?

No. Every web address on a generated page has to be one that was actually found on the source you gave us. Anything the model writes that was not there is dropped before you ever see it.

What if I only describe myself and have no website yet?

Then there are no addresses to find, so More.You writes your words and proposes the shape of the page, and you add your real links in the next step. It will not fill the gap with guesses.

Is anything saved automatically?

No. Generation produces a proposal. You see what it came up with, tick off anything you do not want, and nothing reaches your page until you choose to use it.

Will it overwrite a name or bio I already wrote?

No. Generated text only fills fields you have left empty, and generated links are added alongside the ones already on your page rather than replacing them.

What language does it write in?

The same language as the source you gave it. A Portuguese website produces a Portuguese page.

Which plans include it?

Every plan, including Free. There is a daily cap on how many times a page can be generated so the feature cannot be run in a loop.