Artist link page
One artist link for the music and everything around it
Give fans a place to hear your music, find your newest release, and open your social links. Build and publish an artist page in LYRC with your own look.
Start freeProduct details reviewed September 27, 2026
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A post introduces the song. Your bio link gives the listener somewhere to go next. LYRC’s artist page puts releases, music embeds, and links together at a shareable lyrc.studio/yourname address. It works on its own, so you do not need to create a lyric video or generate cover art before making the page.
What you can make
Make the music the starting point
Connect your Spotify artist to help fill in the name, photo, and music, or set up your details yourself. Add release cards and music embeds so a visitor can find what to play without sorting through a long list of unrelated links.
Keep the newest release visible
The newest-release feature uses your connected Spotify artist to find the latest release. Place it alongside featured releases and the links you choose. Check the page after a release to make sure the correct artist and music are shown.
Design the page around your identity
Choose the page layout, background, fonts, cards, and icon treatment. Mobile and desktop design controls let you shape both views. These design features are available to free accounts; paid plans unlock hiding the LYRC badge.
Share a public fan destination
Publish the page and put its link in your social bios, post descriptions, or other places fans find you. Visitors can open the published page without a LYRC account. You can keep editing the page behind the same address.
Build the page, then check the fan view
Choose the address and artist details
Set up the artist page in your account. Choose an available page address and add your name, image, and the artist information you want fans to see.
Add music and working links
Connect the correct Spotify artist, add releases or music embeds, and complete your social destinations. Placeholder links need real details before publishing.
Preview the design on both screens
Set the layout, background, and typography. Check the mobile and desktop previews, especially long release names and the order of the links.
Publish and open your public link
Open the published address as a fan would and try the destinations. A saved draft is not a public page. You can unpublish when you need to take the page offline.
Free accounts can publish an artist page with the LYRC badge and use the design controls. Hiding the badge requires a paid plan. Accounts with a lapsed subscription can be blocked from publishing or updating a public page until billing is resolved. Check current plan details if your account shows a billing gate.
Check current plans and allowances, or read the lyric-video guide to put your song, words, and footage together.
Common questions
Is the LYRC artist link page free?
Free accounts can build and publish an artist page with the LYRC badge. Design customization is available on free accounts; hiding the badge requires a paid plan. Lapsed subscriptions can block publishing and public-page updates.
Do fans need an account to open my page?
No. Anyone with the link can open a published artist page. An unpublished draft is not visible to fans.
Can my newest release update automatically?
Yes. With the correct Spotify artist connected, the newest-release feature finds that artist’s latest release. Review the page after releasing music to confirm the intended release is shown.
Does creating this page distribute my song?
No. It presents your releases, embeds, and links. Music distribution and submitting a release to streaming services happen separately.
Make music. Not content.
Set up lyrics and timing once, then use the same song template for your next video.
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