Keep the same bio address
Share your /links address once, then reorder or replace its buttons from your dashboard.
Link in bio for food bloggers and recipe creators
Your link in bio, on your recipe website.
Give followers one page for your recipes, social profiles, cookbook, and kitchen favorites—without sending them to a separate generic profile.
No card to build or preview. Publish with Crumb Pro for $15 USD/month.
Copper & ThymeRecipes Categories About
Marta Vidal
Seasonal recipes and kitchen notes from a small kitchen in Lisbon.
Instagram · TikTok · YouTube · Pinterest
Browse all recipes
Find weeknight dinners, baking, and seasonal recipes.
My knife and pan list
The handful of tools every recipe here assumes you have.
Tuesday market notes
What is good this week, updated most weeks.
Illustrative setup using current Crumb links-page fields
One address, two jobs
A quick profile page with a recipe website behind it
Stay close to the recipes
The links page keeps your website navigation, so Recipes, Categories, About, and search remain within reach.
Use your website identity
Your profile name, photograph, biography, social links, theme, and domain carry through from the rest of the website.
Share more than recipes
Add ordered buttons for a cookbook, equipment list, newsletter, media kit, shop, or another destination.
From post to recipe
Give the person who wants dinner somewhere useful to go
A follower arriving from an old post should not have to guess which “latest” button used to contain the dish. Keep the shared address stable and give recipes permanent pages.
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Share your /links page
Use one lasting address in Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or Pinterest.
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Name the destination
Use the dish name or a clear collection label instead of a vague “Latest” button.
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Keep the archive available
When a featured link changes, the published recipe still has a home in your website.
Still deciding between a separate profile and a full website? Compare Linktree with Crumb for a food or recipe account.
Included with your recipe website
Set it up before you publish
Create and preview your website for free. When the recipes and links are ready, Crumb Pro makes the whole website public for $15 USD/month.
- Public recipe website and /links page
- Hosting and all website themes
- Your own crumb.so address
- Custom-domain connection
- Audience and newsletter tools
Questions about the links page
Is Crumb's links page a separate website?
No. It lives at /links on the same Crumb website as your recipes, categories, About page, and subscriber tools. It uses the same website profile and theme.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Crumb Pro includes custom-domain connection. If you connect a domain you own, the links page uses that website address followed by /links.
Can I add links that are not recipes?
Yes. Add ordered buttons for destinations such as a cookbook, kitchen favorites, a media kit, or another shop, plus supported social-profile icons.
Do I have to pay before I set it up?
No. You can create your website, add links, and preview the page for free. A new website needs Crumb Pro at $15 USD per month when you make it public.