Guide · Updated September 9, 2026
Link in bio for photographers
Start here: put your booking link near the top, not buried under a large portfolio gallery. A client who is ready to book should not have to scroll past everything else to find how.
Why a single social bio link falls short
Your portfolio link points at a gallery from a year ago while your actual style has moved on. A potential client messages asking about availability and the reply gets lost in a busy inbox. Print and preset sales each need their own link, and one platform only gives you room for one.
A starter layout
| Position | Destination | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Book a session | The highest-value click for most working photographers |
| 2 | Current portfolio | Recent, representative work, not an old gallery |
| 3 | Shop prints or presets | Direct income, kept separate from booking inquiries |
| 4 | Client galleries | A dedicated destination for clients picking up delivered photos |
| 5 | The channel where new work actually gets seen first |
Update the portfolio when your work changes, not on a schedule
There is no fixed interval for refreshing a portfolio link. Swap it whenever your style shifts or you shoot something worth leading with, so a new visitor sees where your work actually is now instead of where it was a year ago.
Selling prints and presets directly
- A Stripe-hosted payment link for prints or presets on PRO
- A separate client gallery link kept apart from public portfolio work
- Click analytics on PRO showing whether people book or just browse
- A QR code on a business card pointing back at the same page
Put the booking link where a client can actually find it.
Fullink is free for up to five links. See the fuller Fullink for photographers page for an example layout.
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