How to add a VSCO link in your Instagram bio

Open the VSCO app or vsco.co, go to your profile, and use Share / copy link. You want https://vsco.co/username — lowercase, no @. Open it in a browser while logged out to be sure the grid is public.

1. Instagram → Edit profile → Links → Add external link.
2. Paste the VSCO URL. Title: “VSCO,” “Full grid on VSCO,” or “Presets.”
3. Save and tap the link. If nothing happens, you used the bio paragraph — see clickable Instagram bio link.

The profile URL is the default for a living grid. If you are selling a preset pack or promoting one journal, copy the share link for that page instead. Change it back when the campaign ends so Instagram is not pointing at an empty collection.

Most photographers also need prints, a booking form, or TikTok. Put VSCO as one button on a link in bio page and use that as Instagram’s main URL, or add VSCO as one of multiple native Instagram links.

Related guides: TikTok in Instagram bio and Spotify in Instagram bio.

A vsco.co URL in Instagram sends people to the grid — and only the grid. Prints, preset shops, booking, and TikTok have to wait for a different bio edit. A journal URL goes dead when that project ends.

Use https://yourname.tomy.bio as the clickable Instagram link. Put VSCO as a button labeled “Full grid,” then prints, booking, or a contact form on the same page. Change seasonal work on tomy.bio; leave Instagram’s Links field alone.

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1. Create tomy.bio. Add a VSCO button (https://vsco.co/username) plus prints or booking.
2. Copy https://yourname.tomy.bio into Instagram Edit profile → Links. Title it “Links” or “Portfolio.”
3. Save and tap it from your public profile. After that, update VSCO and other buttons on tomy.bio when a project ends — you should not need to change Instagram’s Links field again.

How do I add VSCO to my Instagram bio? On VSCO, open your profile and copy the link (https://vsco.co/username). In Instagram, Edit profile → Links → Add external link, paste it with https://, title it “VSCO,” and save.

What is my VSCO URL? Public VSCO profiles use https://vsco.co/ followed by your username, with no @. Confirm it in a browser signed out. Older vsco.co/grid paths should redirect; prefer the current profile URL VSCO shows when you share.

Why isn’t my VSCO link clickable on Instagram? It is in the bio text box instead of Links, or it is missing https://. Move it to Edit profile → Links and test from the public profile.

Can I link a VSCO preset shop or a specific journal? Yes, if VSCO gives you a public https URL for that page. Paste that URL instead of the main profile when you want a specific destination. Test it before saving on Instagram.

Should I put VSCO or tomy.bio in Instagram? Put tomy.bio in Instagram if you also sell prints, book shoots, or share other socials. Keep VSCO as a labeled button on the page so the bio URL stays stable.

To add a VSCO link in your Instagram bio, copy https://vsco.co/username (or a specific public VSCO page) and paste it in Edit profile → Links with a short title. Bio text is not clickable. For VSCO plus other work links, use a hub page or Instagram’s extra native slots.

The complete version is tomy.bio in Instagram with VSCO as a labeled button next to prints and booking, so the bio URL stays stable between projects.