When you create a landing page for Instagram, you can turn the single bio link into a hub for everything you want followers to see. I built mine in WordPress using SeedProd so it matched my brand and linked to blog posts, products, and sign ups in one place with no coding.
In this guide, I’ll show you step by step how to create a landing page on Instagram that looks great, works on mobile, and gets more clicks than a basic link in bio.
Quick Steps Create a Landing Page for Instagram:
► What Is an Instagram Landing Page?
An Instagram landing page is a custom web page linked from your Instagram bio, story, or ad. It gives you one place to send people so they can take the next step, whether that’s reading a blog post, shopping a product, or signing up for your newsletter.
Since Instagram only allows one link in your profile, this page acts like a mini homepage just for your Instagram followers.
You’ve probably seen tools like Linktree that offer something similar, but with WordPress and SeedProd, you can build your own version that matches your brand, works on your own website, and gives you full control. Here’s a full guide on how to create a link in bio landing page if you want a deeper walkthrough.
You can use your Instagram landing page to:
- Share multiple links (like blog posts, offers, or affiliate products)
- Highlight your newest content or promotions
- Grow your email list with an opt-in form
- Drive traffic to a shop, podcast, or YouTube channel
Instead of sending followers to a generic homepage, this page helps you guide them toward exactly what you want them to do.
► Why You Need a Landing Page for Instagram
If you’re still sending people to your homepage from Instagram, you’re probably missing out on clicks, conversions, and even sales.
Instagram gives you just one clickable link in your bio. That single link needs to do a lot, so it makes sense to use it wisely.
Here’s why having a dedicated Instagram landing page is better than a basic homepage link:
- It helps people take action faster. Instead of making visitors hunt through your site, you send them exactly where they need to go.
- You can show multiple links. Promote blog posts, offers, products, or signup forms—all from one place.
- It keeps your brand consistent. With WordPress and SeedProd, your landing page can match the look and feel of the rest of your website.
- You own the page. Unlike third-party tools, you’re in control of everything, no ads, branding, or limits.
- You can track what works. Add analytics or use UTM links to see what your Instagram audience is clicking on.
In short, if you’re serious about growing your audience, building trust, or making sales from Instagram, a custom landing page isn’t optional, it’s essential.
Want to see exactly what your followers are clicking? Here’s a list of the best Google Analytics plugins for WordPress to help you track your page performance.
Best Instagram Landing Page Ideas
Not sure what to include on your landing page? Here are some simple, high-impact ideas you can mix and match:
- Link to multiple blog posts: great for creators or coaches who want to drive traffic to helpful content.
- Highlight your top products: perfect for small shops or handmade businesses with just a few key offers.
- Promote your latest freebie: add a signup form to collect email addresses in exchange for a guide, checklist, or printable.
- Showcase a short video: introduce yourself, explain your offer, or share a customer story in under 60 seconds.
- Create a shoppable gallery: mimic your Instagram grid and let people click through to product or service pages.
You don’t need to include everything. Just pick the actions you most want your Instagram visitors to take, and build around that.
How to Create a Landing Page on Instagram with WordPress
To follow this tutorial, you’ll need several things:
- Domain name
- Website hosting
- Business website
If you already have an established website, you don’t need to worry about this. But if you don’t, you’ll need to create a business website.
I recommend using WordPress to make your site. It’s the most popular website platform and now powers approximately 43.4% of all websites on the internet.
WordPress is free, open-source, and has thousands of pre-built website designs and extensions. It’s highly flexible and works with almost every third-party tool and service available to website owners.
We even use it to run our website!
For help getting set up, follow this step-by-step guide on how to create a WordPress website.
With your website ready, you’ll need to decide which type of Instagram landing page you want to create.
You can follow our guide on how to create a link in bio page, or you can follow the steps below to create a more personalized Instagram landing page on WordPress using a landing page builder. For instance, one that you can link to your advertisements.
Ready? Let’s dive in!
Step 1: Install and Activate SeedProd
For this tutorial, I’m using SeedProd to make an Instagram landing page. SeedProd is one of the best WordPress page builder plugins on the market.

It includes a drag-and-drop visual editor to design your page in real-time. And it has tons of templates and customization options to make your page look exactly how you want.
In addition, you can integrate your page with popular email marketing services to grow your email list. Plus, it works seamlessly with any WordPress theme for a fast and efficient experience.
With that in mind, click here to get started with SeedProd. Then install and activate the plugin on your WordPress website.
Note: there is a free version of SeedProd available, but we’ll use the Pro version for the advanced features we need.
If you need help with this step, you can follow this guide on installing a WordPress plugin.
After installing SeedProd, go to SeedProd » Settings and enter your license key.

If you don’t have your license key ready, you can find it in the account section of the SeedProd website.
Step 2: Create a New Landing Page
After activating your license key, go to SeedProd » Pages.

On this page, you can:
- Create and activate a coming soon page
- Activate maintenance mode
- Make a custom 404 page
- Set up a custom WordPress login page
- Create a standalone WordPress landing page
The advantage of SeedProd’s page modes is that it adds extra functionality to your site without installing multiple WordPress plugins.
For this guide, we want to create a standalone landing page. To do that, click the Add New Landing Page button.

Step 3: Choose a Landing Page Template
On the following screen, you can choose from hundreds of responsive landing page templates.

You can filter designs by clicking the tabs along the top, such as:
- All
- Coming Soon
- Maintenance Mode
- 404 Page
- Sales
- Webinar
- Lead Squeeze
- Webinar
- Login
The best approach is to look for a template that closely matches the design you want to achieve. If it’s not a perfect fit, don’t worry; you can easily customize it in the next step.
To show you how easy it is, we’ll start with the Maintenance Page Minimal template.
Go ahead and hover your mouse over the template thumbnail and click the check icon to import it.

Next, you’ll see a visual cue to enter your page name and URL. It’s a good idea to make this something your Instagram fans will recognize easily.

You can then click the Save and Start Editing the Page button to launch your template in the visual editor.
Step 4: Customize Your Landing Page Design
Now, it’s time to start customizing your Instagram page with the drag-and-drop builder.
You’ll see a live preview of your page on the right. To edit the page element, simply click on the item, and an editing menu will appear on the left.

In addition, the left-hand options panel has elements you can drag and drop right onto your landing page design.
Now, let’s add some blocks and customizations to make the template more like an Instagram page.
Editing & Deleting Blocks
First, let’s change the landing page heading, so users know why they’re there and what the page is about.
To do this, click anywhere on the heading text and replace it with your custom message.

If there are any elements you want to remove, simply hover your mouse over the block and click the trashcan icon.

Uploading Custom Images
Now, let’s replace the default images with some popular posts from your website. All you need to do is click the existing image and delete it using the trashcan icon in the left-hand panel.

From there, you can click the Use Your Own button to upload an image from your computer or WordPress media library.

You can add a link in the same image settings panel, so anyone who clicks your image goes directly to the relevant blog post.
Duplicating Page Blocks & Rows
Now, let’s say you want to add another row of images. To do this quickly, you can duplicate the existing row.
Just hover your mouse over the row and click the Duplicate Row icon. Then, simply repeat the process above to add your images and post links.

Adding a Landing Page Opt-in Form
If one of your goals is to collect email addresses from your Instagram fans, you can do this easily with SeedProd’s opt-in form block.

Just drag the block onto your page, and click it to configure your form settings. For instance, you can change your call-to-action button text, colors, form input labels, and more.

From there, click the Connect tab at the top of the screen to connect to your email marketing service.

For full instructions on connecting to individual email marketing providers, see our email integration documentation.
Customizing Global Colors, Fonts & Backgrounds
To ensure your page has a consistent look and feel, you can use the Global Settings panel.

Just click the cog icon in the bottom-left corner to see global settings for:
- Fonts
- Colors
- Background
- Custom CSS
For example, in the Fonts section, we changed the default font color to white to stand out against the column background images.

When you’re happy with how your landing page looks, click the green Save button in the top-right corner.

Step 5: Publish Your Instagram Landing Page
Given that most Instagram users browse the platform from a smartphone or tablet, it’s an excellent idea to ensure your page looks good on mobile devices before publishing.
You can do this easily with SeedProd’s live mobile preview feature. Simply click the Mobile Preview icon in the bottom navigation bar.

Then you can preview your page on mobile and make any necessary edits.

Finally, save your changes and click the dropdown arrow next to the Save button and click Publish.

Your Instagram landing page is now live! Click the See Live Page button to preview how it looks.

Now all that’s left is to add your new page’s URL to your Instagram bio or advertisement to start sending targeted traffic to your WordPress site.
4 Best Instagram Landing Page Examples (Real Brands)
If you’re not sure which type of landing page you should use for Instagram, here are some great examples.
1. Scribd – Promotional Offer Page
Type: Promotional offer landing page |
Best For: Subscription-based services |
Key Elements: 🔹 Eye-catching hero section 🔹 Multiple free trial CTAs 🔹 Price comparison table 🔹 Testimonials and client logos |
First is a sponsored Instagram post from Scribd. It features a visually appealing image with a clear call to action to subscribe for a 30-day free trial.

When you click the ad image, you land on a promotional page built to convert Instagram users into paying customers.

The page repeats the free trial offer several times, mixes in trust signals, and uses comparison charts to show value. This is a great model for service-based businesses promoting limited-time offers from Instagram.
2. Wall Street Journal – Curated Link Feed
Type: Link in bio feed |
Best For: Publishers and media outlets |
Key Elements: 🔹 Instagram-style post layout 🔹 Direct article links 🔹 Simple headline-based CTA |
The Wall Street Journal uses a third-party link in bio tool to showcase selected news articles in an Instagram-style grid.

Each post thumbnail links directly to the full article, making it easy for readers to jump from Instagram to the WSJ site. A single CTA button offers a quick route to their homepage.
This approach works well for content-heavy brands that post frequently and want to drive followers to fresh articles, videos, or podcast episodes.
3. HKT Products – Simple Link Hub
Type: Minimalist link hub |
Best For: Small businesses and creators |
Key Elements: 🔹 Simple link list 🔹 No distractions 🔹 Direct traffic to multiple offers |
HKT Products built a minimalist link hub using a third-party tool to send Instagram visitors directly to specific pages on their site.

The page includes links to:
- Individual product pages
- Product tutorials
- Company podcast
- YouTube channel
- Newsletter subscription
This setup is fast to create and effective for brands that want to keep the focus on just a few key actions without overwhelming the visitor.
4. Etsy – Shoppable Instagram Page
Type: Shoppable product gallery |
Best For: Online stores and marketplaces |
Key Elements: 🔹 Product images in grid format 🔹 Direct purchase links 🔹 Branded layout matching Instagram |
Etsy created a dedicated Instagram landing page on their own website to promote curated products that match their Instagram feed.

Shoppers can browse and purchase products directly without leaving Etsy’s site.
This format shortens the buying journey from Instagram to checkout, which is ideal for eCommerce brands with visually appealing products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Bonus Social Media Marketing Guides
I hope this guide helped you learn how to create an Instagram landing page in WordPress.
If you need more help growing your business, you’ll find the following social media guides helpful:
- Best Link In Bio Instagram Tools
- Social Media Landing Page Examples to Grow Your Company
- Best Social Media Plugins for WordPress
- How to Add Custom WordPress Social Media Icons to Your Website
- Best Instagram WordPress Plugins to Boost Social Reach
- How to Make Giveaways on Instagram (the Smart Way)
- Social Media Lead Generation Strategies You Need to Try
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