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Your Linktree, moved over with one address

Paste the address of your Linktree page: your picture, name, social networks, links and colours land on your TinyLink page in seconds. You tick what you keep, and your new page is live, in your name.

Free, no credit card.

Everything that makes your page, nothing to retype

Your Linktree is read from top to bottom: the picture, the bio, the sections, the order of your links with their thumbnails, your social networks and the colours of your theme. Before creating, you see the list and untick what you leave behind.

  • Your picture, your name, your bio
  • Your links, sections and thumbnails, in order
  • Your social networks and your colours
  • Your address, kept if it is free

See the link page

The Import a page dialog: a Linktree page being read on the left, what TinyLink took from it on the right — picture, name, free address, ticked networks and links — and the Create page button.

The same address, in your name

The name of your Linktree page becomes your tnylnk.fr/your-name address if nobody has taken it. Change it if you prefer, then share it everywhere: bio, signature, QR code. Your visitors see one thing only: your page, up to date.

See page styles

The Import a page dialog: a Milkshake page being read on the left, what TinyLink took from it on the right — picture, name, free address, ticked networks and links — and the Create page button.

Then, a page that works for you

Once imported, your page is a TinyLink page like any other: a style applied in one click, your click analytics link by link, blocks that show your latest video or your live stream on their own. You started from a list of links, you end up with a living page.

See pricing

The Import a page dialog: a Carrd site being read on the left, what TinyLink took from it on the right — picture, name, free address, ticked networks and links — and the Create page button.

Leave Linktree without starting over

A creator has three years of links on Linktree: shop, playlists, newsletter, collaborations, sorted into sections. Starting over would cost her an evening and a few omissions. She pastes her page address, checks the list, unticks two outdated links and creates her page: everything is there, in the same order, with her colours. All that is left is to paste her new address into her Instagram bio: her visitors find everything, in the same place.

Frequently asked questions

Which platforms are supported?

Linktree is read in detail: links, sections, networks, picture, colours. A Milkshake page or a Carrd site are read too. For another platform, TinyLink picks up what the page displays — title, image, links — and shows you the list before creating. Some platforms block reading or only render their links afterwards: nothing is found then, and you know it straight away.

Do I have to hand over my Linktree login?

No. Only the public address of your page is read, the one your visitors see. No password, no connection to your Linktree account.

Do my images stay on Linktree?

No. Your picture, banner and thumbnails are copied to TinyLink: the first ones when the page is created, the rest within the following minutes. You can close your old account, your page no longer depends on it.

Will the colours be exactly the same?

The background, the buttons, the text and the button shape are brought over. A detail TinyLink does not draw the same way, such as a button outline, is matched as closely as possible. You then fine-tune all of it in the Appearance tab, or apply a style.

Can I import several pages?

Yes, as many times as your plan has pages. Each import creates a separate page in your environment, with its links and networks.

What happens to links beyond my plan?

Everything is imported. Beyond your plan’s limits, the last links and networks stay in the editor without showing on the public page, until you change plan or tidy up. The plans are compared on one page.

Your page online in two minutes

An account, an address, your first links. And already, your first clicks counted.