Events

All your events, one link

Add upcoming events to your bio link page with dates, locations, and ticket links. No more posting individual event links — share everything from one URL.

Preview of your events section

Visitors see upcoming events at a glance and can click straight through.

Workshop

Brand Strategy Workshop

May 15, 2026 · 2:00 PMOnline — Zoom
Meetup

Creators Networking Night

May 22, 2026 · 7:00 PMLondon, UK
Webinar

Photography Masterclass

Jun 3, 2026 · 10:00 AMOnline — Google Meet

Everything event creators need

Event listings on your page

Add upcoming events with date, time, place and description, each labelled “Starts in 3 days” or “Happening now”.

Direct ticket links

Link each event to your own ticket or booking page, wherever it is hosted.

Place on the map

Show the venue. One tap opens it in the visitor's maps app.

Add to calendar

Visitors save an event to Google Calendar, or download it for Apple Calendar or Outlook, in one tap.

Always up to date

Show the events you pick, in your order, or let the section list what is coming up. Ended events leave by themselves.

One link for all events

Share one bio link with your full event calendar instead of posting individual links every time.

How it works

01

Add an Events section

In the bio link editor, open Sections and add an Events section to your page.

02

Create your event listings

Add each event's title, start and end, place, an optional image, and your ticket or sign-up link.

03

Share and grow attendance

Share your bio link. Visitors see all your events and can click directly to register or buy tickets.

Frequently asked questions

Can I sell tickets through linkthe.app?

Not directly — you link each event to your own ticket or booking page, and people find it from your bio page.

How many events can I add?

As many as your plan allows; the pricing page shows each plan's limit. A section can show the events you pick, in your order, or the next ones coming up.

Can I add a cover image for each event?

Yes. You can upload a banner image per event to make listings more eye-catching.

What happens to past events?

They leave the page by themselves once they end. If you want, a section can list your past events instead, as an archive.

Can Google show my events?

Each event on your page carries event details in the format search engines read. Search engines decide whether to show them, so nobody can promise it.

Can I have multiple event sections?

Yes — useful if you run different event series (e.g., paid workshops vs. free webinars).

List your events where your audience already looks

Set up your bio link events section for free — no coding needed.

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