How to have multiple links on Instagram, one for every post

Your bio has room for a handful of links and captions have room for none. TapThru puts a link behind every post instead, from one address in your bio.

Why Instagram leaves you a link short

  • Captions cannot hold links

    A web address in a caption is plain text. Nobody can tap it.

  • The bio holds a few links, not one per post

    Your bio can carry a handful of links, and they stay the same whatever post a follower just saw.

  • Changing the link breaks older posts

    Swap the bio link for today's post, and every earlier "link in bio" leads somewhere else.

The answer: a link behind every post

Your page shows your posts as they appear on Instagram. A follower taps the post they just saw and lands on its link.

  1. 1 Your Instagram post

  2. 2 The same post on your TapThru page

  3. 3 The link you gave it

  4. 4 Where your follower wanted to go

Set it up in three steps

  1. Connect Instagram

    Sign up, name your page and sign in with Instagram. Your posts arrive by themselves.

  2. Give posts their links

    Type a link next to each post that should lead somewhere.

  3. Put your page in your bio

    One address, once. Every post's link lives on your page from then on.

Safe to connect

  • Official Instagram API, with Instagram Login
  • Read-only. We never post, comment or change anything.
  • Disconnect any time. Your page keeps working from what it already has.
  • No cookies or trackers on your public page.

Questions

Do reels and carousels work?

Yes. Reels, videos and carousels appear on your page like pictures, marked with a small icon, and each one can have its own link.

How many posts can my page show?

All of them. TapThru imports your whole post history, and your page shows every post you gave a link, 30 at a time with a button to load more.

How fast do new posts appear?

TapThru checks for new posts about every 30 minutes, or right away when you press Sync now in your dashboard. A new post appears on your page as soon as it has a link.

Give every post its own link

Connect Instagram, add links to the posts that need one, and put your page in your bio. It takes a few minutes.