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YouTube link in bio

A Link in Bio Page for Your YouTube Channel That Shows Your Videos

Juicer Pages gives your channel one link to send people to: a hosted landing page with your latest videos, your buttons and your other networks, updated every time you upload.

  • Your latest videos, not a static list of links
  • Call-to-action buttons, social icons and your brand colors
  • Moderation built in, so what you approve is what shows

One Juicer Page is included free on every plan, the free plan too.

Why a page

Why a link-in-bio page beats a list of links

It updates itself

Every upload on your channel appears on the page automatically. Publish a video once, on YouTube, and the page already has it, Shorts and live streams included.

Every network behind one link

Put YouTube next to Instagram, TikTok, X and your newsletter on the same page. One link to remember for the channel banner, the video descriptions, the podcast notes and the merch table.

Safe for brands, schools and creators

Moderation and keyword filters decide which videos show, and Juicer Pages enforces a family-friendly content policy across the platform.

How it works

Your YouTube landing page in three steps

No website, no CMS, no code and no YouTube login. If you can upload a video, you can publish a Page.

  1. The Add a YouTube channel dialog on its Channel tab with the field after youtube.com filled with @juicer5720 and a Create Source button

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    Pick the feed

    Choose the Juicer feed with your YouTube channel source, or create one and paste the channel URL in a minute.

  2. The Juicer feed editor with layout and design controls

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    Make it yours

    Set page and text colors, the font, button colors and radius; add link buttons with labels, emoji and styles; add your social and contact links; write the page title and description search engines show.

  3. A published Juicer Page with link buttons above a live social feed

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    Publish and share the link

    Put the link under your channel banner, in every video description, in your pinned comment and in your podcast notes. It stays current from then on.

One page, every brand

Pick your kind of brand. The page follows.

Colours, type, buttons and the feed all change with the brand. Every version in the demo is the same Juicer Page with different settings.

Sample brands and posts. Pick a brand in the bar at the top of the demo. Open the demo in a new tab

Features

Everything on the page

Your latest videos

Thumbnails from your channel or a playlist, in the layout and colors you choose, each opening in YouTube's player. Videos on your hashtag can join them if you add that source.

Call-to-action buttons

Watch the latest video, get the gear list, book a call, buy the course: add as many link buttons as you need, order them, give each a label, an emoji and a style, or custom colors.

Your other channels

Icons for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn and X, plus website, email and phone, at the top or the bottom of the page.

Brand styling

Page background and text colors, font family and size, button colors and corner radius, full-width or compact buttons. It looks like you, not like a template.

Search-ready

Your own page title and meta description, a real URL on Juicer's domain, and content Google can read: every video is real HTML, not an app shell.

Moderation and curation

Approve videos before they show, hide any video with one click, pin the ones that matter, or let AI moderation keep the page brand-safe.

Compared

Juicer Pages vs link-in-bio tools

Your audience wants to see what you make, not a list of buttons. Here is where the two approaches differ.

Feature
Included with every Juicer account Create your free Page
Link-in-bio tools Linktree and similar
What visitors see
Live social content Yes, updates with every upload No, static links only
Networks on one page YouTube plus 14 other sources Links you add by hand
Built-in social proof Live videos, mentions and UGC None
Control
Brand customization Colors, fonts, buttons, layout Limited templates
Content safety Moderation and a content policy No content restrictions
Price for one page Free, included with Juicer Free with limits, or paid

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What channel owners ask before building a landing page with Juicer.

  • Do I need a website?
    No. Juicer hosts the page on its own domain and gives you the link. If you do have a website, the same feed can also be embedded there with the YouTube feed widget.
  • Where do I put the link on YouTube?
    Under your channel banner, where YouTube shows your first link to every visitor, in the links list behind the About tab, in every video description and in your pinned comment. A page that holds everything is what makes that first link work.
  • Does the page update by itself?
    Yes. It shows the videos from your feed, and the feed syncs your channel on your plan's schedule. New uploads appear without anyone editing the page; if you moderate the feed, only approved videos show.
  • Can I show more than YouTube?
    Yes. Add Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, your blog's RSS or any of Juicer's 15+ sources to the same feed and the page shows them together. You can also add icon links to profiles you don't pull posts from.
  • Can I connect my own domain?
    Pages live on Juicer's domain with a name you choose. Custom domains are an Enterprise white-label feature for the social wall; ask us if you need one for a Page.
  • Is it free?
    One Juicer Page is included on every plan, including the free plan, with no add-on. The feed behind it follows your plan's source and refresh limits; a YouTube channel source is included on every plan. See pricing.
  • What content is not allowed?
    Juicer Pages is built for creators, schools, businesses and community organizations and enforces a family-friendly content policy: no adult, violent, gambling, hateful, illegal or misleading content. Pages that break it are removed. The full policy is on the Juicer Pages page.

Ready to start?

Give your YouTube channel one link worth clicking

A preview of a Juicer feed widget showing real social media posts