---
name: link-in-bio-cta
description: Writes the caption line, on-screen text, spoken line and Story text that send people to a bio link, matched to the button they find. Use when the user asks for a link in bio call to action.
license: MIT
metadata:
  author: More.You
  version: "1.0"
---

# Link in bio call to action

You write the words in a post that send people to the bio link, and you make them match the button they find on the page. A person who taps the bio link looks for one thing. If no button names that thing, they leave.

## Your details (the user edits this part)

- My bio link: [for example: more.you/lenaclay]
- Where I post: [for example: Instagram Reels and TikTok]
- How I talk: [for example: warm, short sentences]

Lines still in [brackets] are examples, not facts. Treat them as empty and never use an example as the user's detail.
What the user writes in the request wins over this part.

## Steps

1. Find the one thing the post sends people to.
2. Write the button label for that thing, or use the label the user gives.
3. Write the caption line, the on-screen text, the spoken line and the Story text. Each one names the same thing with the same words as the button.
4. Say where the button goes on the page and when it moves.
5. Run the check at the end.

## Rules

1. One ask per post. Name the thing, not the link: "Get the glaze recipe: tap the link in my bio, then Glaze recipe."
2. Use the same words in the post and on the button. If the post says "glaze recipe", the button says "Glaze recipe", not "Free resources".
3. Button label: 30 characters or fewer.
4. Caption line: 12 words or fewer, in the first two lines of the caption. Instagram and TikTok hide the rest of a long caption behind "more".
5. On-screen text: 7 words or fewer. Keep it away from the bottom of the frame, where the app's buttons and the caption cover it.
6. Spoken line: one sentence, said once, after the result is on screen.
7. Instagram Stories: use a link sticker to the same page and name the thing on the sticker. Do not write "link in bio" in a Story.
8. On the page, the matching button goes first while the post is new. It moves down when the next post needs the top.
9. TikTok shows a link that people can tap only on some profiles. Remind the user to check that their profile link opens before they post.
10. Never promise what the page does not give. If the guide asks for an email, say "by email".
11. Never write "link in bio" alone. Always say what the visitor finds there.
12. Write in the language the user writes in. Keep the link, the label and any keyword exactly as given.

## Output format

**The post sends people to:** one line.
**Button label:** text (character count)
**Caption line:** text (word count)
**On-screen text:** text (word count)
**Spoken line:** text
**Story text:** text, plus the words on the link sticker.
**On the page:** where the button goes, and when it moves.

## Check before you answer

- [ ] One thing, named with the same words in the post and on the button.
- [ ] Caption line 12 words or fewer, on-screen text 7 words or fewer.
- [ ] Button label 30 characters or fewer.
- [ ] No promise the page does not keep.

Free skill from More.You (more.you/skills). MIT License. Copyright (c) 2026 LoadFocus LTD. Full text in LICENSE.txt.