Add videos, clips and photos

Add a YouTube or Rumble video, clips, a single image or a photo gallery to your Link in Bio page from the Add menu's Media category.

All plansUpdated October 4, 20265 min read
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Put videos, clips and photos on your Link in Bio page from the Media category of the Add menu. Use them to feature a video, show your best clips or share photos with your visitors.

Open the Media category

  1. In the sidebar, click Link in Bio.
  2. On the Links tab, click Add.
  3. In the dialog, click Media. The list shows Clips, Image, Photo Gallery, YouTube Video and Rumble Video.
  4. Click the element you want. It appears in your list.
  5. Click the pencil icon on its row to open its editor.

Each element can be on your page once. If you click an element that's already on your page, the Add menu takes it off. To learn more about the menu, see Add elements to your page.

Your changes go live when you click Publish changes. For more on drafts, see Build your Link in Bio page.

Add a YouTube video

Use this for a single video, a Short or a live stream.

  1. Add YouTube Video from the Media category.
  2. On its row, click the pencil icon.
  3. In the field with the hint Paste YouTube link, paste the link to your video, Short or live stream.
  4. Optional: in the field with the hint Heading (defaults to “Featured Video”), type your own heading.

The video shows as a player at the full width of your page, with the heading above it. If the link is empty, visitors see nothing. In the editor preview you see a placeholder that reads Paste a YouTube link to embed a video.

If you paste something that isn't a YouTube video link, the editor shows That doesn't look like a YouTube link yet. Copy the link of a single video, Short or live stream instead of a channel page.

Add a Rumble video

Rumble uses a different id in embeds than in page addresses, so the link in your browser's address bar won't work. You need the embed link.

  1. Add Rumble Video from the Media category.
  2. On its row, click the pencil icon.
  3. On your video on Rumble, click Share → Embed and copy the link Rumble gives you.
  4. In the field with the hint rumble.com/embed/v6abc12/, paste that link.
  5. Optional: in the field with the hint Heading (defaults to “Featured Video”), type your own heading.

Visitors see the video as a player at the full width of your page. Until a valid embed link is set, they see nothing. In the editor preview you see a placeholder that reads Paste a Rumble embed link to show a video.

Two messages can appear under the fields:

  • That's the video's page link. Use Share → Embed to get the rumble.com/embed/… one. You pasted the address bar link. Go back to Rumble and copy the embed link.
  • That doesn't look like a Rumble embed link yet. Check that you copied the whole link.

Add clips

Clips shows your best moments from YouTube or Twitch as players on your page.

  1. Add Clips from the Media category.
  2. On its row, click the pencil icon.
  3. Optional: in the field with the hint Heading (defaults to “Top Clips”), type your own heading.
  4. Click Add clip.
  5. In the field with the hint Clip title, type a title. It shows under the clip.
  6. In the field with the hint Paste clip link, paste a YouTube or Twitch clip link.
  7. Repeat steps 4 to 6 for each clip.

You can add up to 6 clips. The Add clip button shows how many you've used, for example 0/6. When all slots are used, the editor tells you to delete one to add another. To remove a clip, click the trash icon on its row.

Pinned embeds YouTube links and Twitch clip links as players. For any other link, visitors see a play tile that opens the link in a new tab. The layout of the clips on your page adjusts to how many you add.

Add an image

Use Image for one photo, such as a banner or a picture of your setup.

  1. Add Image from the Media category.
  2. On its row, click the pencil icon.
  3. Click Choose image and pick a file from your device.
  4. In the field with the hint Image description for accessibility, describe what's in the picture. People who can't see the image rely on this.
  5. Optional: in the field with the hint Caption (optional), type a caption.
  6. Optional: in the field with the hint Heading (defaults to “Image”), type your own heading.

The image keeps its natural shape and resizes to fit the page. Visitors see the heading, the image and your caption centered under it. Once an image is added, Replace swaps it for another file and Remove takes it out. Visitors see nothing until an image is added.

Use Photo Gallery to show several photos together.

  1. Add Photo Gallery from the Media category.
  2. On its row, click the pencil icon.
  3. Optional: in the field with the hint Heading (defaults to “Gallery”), type your own heading.
  4. Click Add photos (0/12) and choose one or more files. You can select several at once.
  5. For each photo, check the field with the hint Photo description. It starts with the file name. Replace it with a short description of the photo.
  6. Under each photo, choose where it shows: all devices, mobile only or desktop only. New photos show on all devices.

The editor's Build your gallery note explains that photos arrange themselves from their dimensions. You can add up to 12 photos, and the button shows how many you've used. If you pick more files than there is room for, only the ones that fit are added. When you reach 12, the button is disabled. To take a photo out, click the trash icon next to it.

Visitors see the photos in a grid under your heading. A photo set to mobile only doesn't show on desktop, and the other way around. Visitors see nothing until you add at least one photo.

Edit, move or remove an element

  • To change an element, click the pencil icon on its row.
  • To move it, drag the grip icon on the left of its row up or down.
  • To take it off your page, click the trash icon on its row.

Troubleshooting

My video doesn't appear on my page

Check that the link field isn't empty and that no red message shows under it. Then click Publish changes. Until you publish, only the editor preview shows your edits.

I can't add more photos or clips

The gallery holds up to 12 photos and Clips holds up to 6 clips. Remove one with the trash icon to make room.

A clip shows a play tile instead of a player

Pinned embeds only YouTube links and Twitch clip links. Other links open in a new tab when a visitor clicks the tile. Paste a YouTube or Twitch clip link to get a player.

If you're stuck, ask in the community Discord at https://discord.gg/pinned or write to support@pinned.gg.

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