Link in bio templates for makers
Nine templates built to show projects, status and revenue. Open any one as a live demo, then start with it in two minutes.
Template · FreeShowcase template
The Showcase template turns your link in bio into a portfolio: big 16:10 screenshot cards, two columns on desktop, revenue and status on every card.
Template · ProBento template
A bento grid link in bio: profile, revenue and project tiles on one grid that always ends flush. Featured projects big, the rest as small tiles.
Template · FreeStack template
Stack is the classic one-column link in bio, upgraded for makers: a card per project with logo, status and revenue, featured projects with screenshots.
Template · FreeMinimal template
A minimal link in bio template: a large name, your bio set like a lede and projects as a numbered index with hairlines. Free on makerhandle.
Template · ProSpotlight template
Spotlight puts one project on stage like a launch page, with a big screenshot in a browser frame and a Visit button. The rest of your work follows below.
Template · ProTerminal template
A developer link in bio styled as a shell session: whoami, cat about.md, mrr --total, ls projects/. Real links, real stats, any palette.
Template · ProStudio template
Studio puts your profile in a sticky left column and your work on the right, built for big screens. On a phone the profile sits on top.
Template · ProMagazine template
The Magazine template sets your name as a masthead, runs your best project as the cover story and lists the rest as numbered stories, with status and revenue.
Template · ProTimeline template
The Timeline template shows your projects as a build log: one rail, the dates each one started and shipped, year markers and status on every entry.
Every template shows the same content, so you can switch any time without losing anything. Not sure? Stack is the safe choice on a phone, Showcase suits work with good screenshots and Minimal is the quickest to fill in; all three are free. Launching one thing? Spotlight puts it first. Developers tend to pick Terminal, long track records read best on Timeline, and Bento is the grid people liked on bento.me. Colors, fonts and corners sit on top of any template: see themes and palettes and the theme builder. For what to put on the page, read what to put in a developer portfolio or see who uses makerhandle in built for.
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Free for up to 5 projects. Pro is $20/year.