What a TikTok creator needs from a link page
TikTok gives you one link in your bio. That single link has to work hard: send people to your other socials, your shop, your latest drop, and ideally collect an email on the way through. On TikTok especially, where a video can take off out of nowhere, the page has to convert passing attention fast, because that attention does not come back.
This is where the choice of tool starts to matter. A page that only lines up buttons lets the sales and the emails walk out the door. A page built for action turns a spike in views into customers and subscribers you still have after the algorithm moves on.
What you get with Lynks.Pro for free
On the free plan you build a customizable page, add a selling block (the money goes straight to your own PayPal or Stripe, Lynks takes no commission), add an email capture block, and track clicks block by block. You also get short lynks.pro/xxx links and QR codes, useful on TikTok and useful offline.
Staying factual: Linktree does its core job very well and has its own free plan, and this guide is not going to invent flaws it might not have. The difference worth weighing is what Lynks includes without paying, and the fact that nothing is taken out of your sales. If you only want to list links, either works. If you want to sell and collect emails without a surcharge, the gap widens.
Moving over in a few minutes
Create your free account, copy your links across one by one from your current page, pick a theme, add your selling and email capture blocks, then swap the Linktree link for your Lynks.Pro link in your TikTok bio. Nothing to install, no third party importer. There is no automatic import, and copying a handful of URLs takes less time than setting one up would.
Leave your old page live for a few days while you update your bio and your other profiles, then take it down without losing any traffic.
