How the extractor works
We fetch the public page the way a browser would, follow redirects, work out which link-in-bio service it belongs to and read the profile name, the description and the list of links. Social icons are listed separately with the network and handle.
Services we recognize by name include Linktree, Beacons, Biolink, Lnk.Bio and Stan. Other pages with a similar layout are read with a general method and labeled as generic.
Reading the result
Each link shows the title the owner chose and the address it points to. Some services send visitors through their own tracking address first; we show what the page contains.
The final address tells you where the page ended up after redirects, which helps when a short link hides the real service.
Links are shown as plain text with a link you can open. We never follow them for you.
Limits worth knowing
Only public pages can be read. A page that is empty, private, removed or protected by a login returns no links.
Layouts change, so a service we recognize today can alter its markup. When that happens the generic reader may find fewer links until we update the extractor.
Frequently asked questions
Which services are supported?
Linktree, Beacons, Biolink, Lnk.Bio and Stan are recognized by name. Pages from other services are tried with a general reader.
Does the page owner know I looked?
Our server fetches the public page like any visitor, so it may appear as an ordinary page view in the owner's analytics. Nothing is submitted or clicked.
Why did I get no links?
The page may be empty, private or deleted, or the address may point to something other than a link-in-bio page. Open it in a browser to confirm what it shows.
Can I export the list?
Copy the raw response below the result, or call the API to receive the same data as JSON in your own tools.