The link in bio built for videographers

For videographers the best link in bio is one that plays the reel right on the page. Folio streams your video in full quality, shows recent edits alongside it and keeps your deposit details behind a password for when a project locks. It's free, set up in about ten minutes and Folio never touches your money.

Your reel is the pitch, and most tools can't play it.

A bio list can't play video well, and high-ticket work needs somewhere to carry a real booking. Sending a client to a buried Vimeo link means they land on someone else's player, surrounded by someone else's recommendations, three taps from where they started. Most won't finish the journey. The reel is usually the whole decision, so the page it lives on is the sale, and a row of buttons isn't a page you'd cut a reel for.

The blocks that matter for you.

Lead with your reel playing right on the page, full quality, no detour to another platform. Add two or three recent edits under it so a client sees range beyond the highlight cut, your Instagram or YouTube, a contact block for briefs and a Pay-Me block for the deposit. The page becomes the thing you send when a producer asks "got a reel?"

What to put in your link in bio as a videographer

1. 1

   Your reel, playing on the page

   The 60 to 90 second cut. It should start where a client lands, not two links away.

2. 2

   Two or three recent edits

   A wedding, a brand spot, a doc cut. Range on the page saves the "do you also do X" email.

3. 3

   Your Instagram or YouTube

   The feed shows you're shooting now. Clients book momentum.

4. 4

   A contact block

   Briefs, dates and budgets belong in email, not buried in DM requests.

5. 5

   A Pay-Me block

   Bank, Wise or PayPal behind a password, ready for the deposit that locks the date.

Set it up in ten minutes

1. 1

   Claim your handle

   folio.link/your-name. Sign in with Google or a mail code, no password to invent.

2. 2

   Upload your reel

   Drop the file and it streams in full quality right on your page.

3. 3

   Add edits, contact and Pay-Me

   Recent work as tiles, an email block, payment details behind a password.

4. 4

   Paste the link everywhere

   Instagram bio, YouTube about page and the reply you send every producer.

Get the deposit before the edit.

Day rates and multi-week edits mean real money rides on a handshake unless a deposit lands first. With Pay-Me you share your password when the project locks, the client unlocks your details and pays you directly, and the calendar hold becomes a booking. No fee taken out, you keep 100%, and Folio never touches the money.

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