Link in bio for YouTubers

Your new upload at the top of one link. More.You is a link in bio page for YouTubers. Viewers open it from your channel or a video description. They find the newest video, the tools you use and your merch.

more.you/
Lars HenriksenBike repair from my basement workshop in Copenhagen. New video Sundays.
New: fixing a squeaky disc brake
Last week: truing a bent wheel
Tools in my videos
Torque wrench, 2 to 14 Nm
Chain wear checker
Cable cutters
30NovRepair night, Nørrebro18:00, bring your bikeSign up
Workshop apron349 krBuy

more.you/larsfixesbikes

A creator waving at a phone on a tripod

Blocks for a channel with weekly uploads

Viewers reach your page from the channel header and from video descriptions. They want the new video, your tools and your merch.

Links

The newest video, first on the page

A link block at the top opens the newest video. Last week's video sits one place lower, so both stay one tap away.

New: fixing a squeaky disc brake
Collection

Every tool you use on camera

Viewers ask which wrench or gauge you used. A collection lists the tools, and each item opens the shop page you chose.

Tools in my videos
Torque wrench, 2 to 14 Nm
Chain wear checker
Cable cutters
Events

A meetup with a sign-up button

An event block shows the date, the place and a Sign up button. Use it for a repair night, a workshop or a viewer meetup.

30NovRepair night, Nørrebro18:00, bring your bikeSign up
Products

Channel merch with its price

Put the apron or the tee in a product block. One tap opens it in your Shopify or Spreadshirt store.

Workshop apron349 krBuy

AI assistants can read your videos and merch

When someone asks ChatGPT about bike repair videos, it can read your newest video, your meetup date and your merch.

What an AI assistant reads here

name
Lars Henriksen
channel
bike repair videos, new every Sunday
newest video
fixing a squeaky disc brake
next meetup
30 Nov, repair night, Nørrebro
merch
workshop apron (349 kr)

Your channel page in three steps

  1. 01

    Claim your name

    Type the name you want after more.you/ and create your free account.

  2. 02

    Describe your channel to the AI

    Write two lines about your channel, or paste your website. More.You builds a first page from either one. You check your channel page before anything is saved.

  3. 03

    Add the newest video, tools and meetup

    Add a link block for the newest video, a collection for your tools and an event block for the meetup. Then publish.

On Pro, when the post for a new video is published at its set time, Auto-Pin moves its link to the top for 24 hours, 3 days or 7 days. Pro is $5/month billed annually ($7 month to month). Every block on this page is on the Free plan.

Questions from YouTubers

How do I keep my newest video at the top?

Add a link block for the video and place it first. Auto-Pin, on Pro, does this for you when the post about a new video is published at its set time.

Where does my bio link go on YouTube?

Put more.you/yourname in the links section of your channel and in each long-form video description. Description links are clickable once your channel has advanced features, but not in Shorts.

Can I list the tools I use in my videos?

Yes. Add a collection called Tools in my videos. Each item opens the shop page you choose, so viewers stop asking in the comments which wrench you used.

Can viewers sign up for a meetup from my page?

Yes. An event block shows the date, the place and a Sign up button. The button opens the page where you take sign-ups, such as an Eventbrite page.

Can I see which video sends viewers to my page?

Basic analytics show views and clicks by source, device and country for 30 days. On Pro, you see which post sent each click on your page, and which app it came from.

Is a page for my channel free?

Yes. The Free plan holds one page with every block type, from video links to events and products. You start with no card.

More pages: Link in bio for content creators, Link in bio for streamers, Link in bio for podcasters, Auto-Pin, AI page builder, Blocks, Selling products, or every audience.

Guides: YouTube Channel Links: Where to Add Them and Why, How to Add Links to YouTube Description.

Sources
  1. YouTube Help: Manage your channel profile links
  2. YouTube Help: Sharing links with your audiences
  3. Spreadshirt: Sell with Spreadshop

Sources checked on 11 November 2026.

Put Sunday's video at the top of one link

Claim your name, add the newest video and your tool list, and paste the link into your channel and your next description.

more.you/

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