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A link in bio that walks on a meadow

ChickenLink turns your link in bio, or the link to your website, into a cartoon chicken walking on one endless, shared meadow. This page has everything you need to write about it: short texts you can paste, the facts, quotes and images. Updated 11 November 2026.

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ChickenLink turns your link in bio, or the link to your website, into a cartoon chicken walking on one endless, shared meadow.

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ChickenLink (chickenlink.org) puts your links on a cartoon chicken that walks on one endless, shared meadow. Creators use it as their link in bio; websites, shops and events use it as one link that promotes them. Claim chickenlink.org/yourname, pick a breed, add your links: people who come for one chicken discover the others.

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ChickenLink (chickenlink.org) puts your links on a cartoon chicken that walks on one endless, shared meadow. Creators use it as their link in bio; websites, shops and events use it as one link that promotes them. Claim chickenlink.org/yourname, pick a breed, add your links: people who come for one chicken discover the others. Millions of websites are never stumbled upon; on the meadow, people stumble. A website gets a chicken with its name and one link: visitors tap it and land on the site, and its eggs carry it to new people. Seven breeds, from the $3-a-year Neon to the $500 Vortex. The first chicken of every account is free for a whole year, with no card asked. No subscription, no tracking cookies. Built and run by one person.

How it works

  1. Pick a breed. Seven breeds, from the $3-a-year Neon to the $500 Vortex. The first chicken of every account is free for a whole year, with no card asked.
  2. Claim your address. chickenlink.org/yourname, with a name, a photo, a bio and your links: all of them as a link in bio, or just one that sends people to your website, shop or event.
  3. Let the meadow work. The chicken walks on a meadow shared with every other chicken. Visitors who come for one explore, meet the others and open their links. Chickens lay eggs that friends can hatch into free chicks.

Millions of websites, one meadow

Most websites are never stumbled upon: nobody searches for them, and ads cost more than they bring. On ChickenLink a website gets a chicken named after it, with one link. People exploring the meadow tap it, read what it offers and land on the site; from the Cosmic breed up the owner sees how many visited and clicked. The chicken also lays eggs that friends crack and hatch, which carries the site to people who had never heard of it. A small shop, a blog, a restaurant, an app, a band or a one-day event can be on the meadow in two minutes, free for the first year.

A chicken named after a furniture workshop, with a single link to its website

Why chickens?

Link-in-bio pages all look the same: a list of buttons on a white background. ChickenLink turns the page into a place. Being on the meadow is the point: your chicken is yours, it has a breed and a name, people see it, and the rarest breeds are objects people want. The link in bio is the useful part; the meadow is the reason people show it to each other.

Key facts

What
A link in bio, or a single link that promotes a website, drawn as a chicken on a shared meadow.
For websites
A chicken named after the site, with one link. Visitors exploring the meadow land on the site; its eggs carry it to new people.
Address
chickenlink.org/yourname
Breeds and prices
Neon $3 · Rainbow $5 · Cosmic $10 · Hypnotic $25 · Legendary $50 · Phoenix $100 · Vortex $500, per year.
Free
The first chicken of every account is free for a whole year, with no card asked.
No subscription
Each payment covers one year. Nothing renews by itself; the owner gets an email before the year ends and renews with one click, or the chicken falls asleep.
Gifts
Anyone can give a chicken: the buyer pays a year and gets a link, the person opens it, picks the address and the chicken is theirs.
Features
Up to 50 links, a photo and a bio; visit and click stats from the Cosmic breed up; eggs that hatch into free chicks; the Vortex leaves a hypnotic trail.
Sign in
With a code sent by email, with Google or with Facebook. No passwords.
Privacy
No advertising or analytics cookies, no tracking pixels. Payments by Stripe.
On the meadow now
7,682 chickens.
Launched
2026. An independent project, built and run by one person.

Quotes you can use

“Link-in-bio pages all look the same. I wanted one you would actually want to show people. A chicken on a meadow full of other chickens is silly on purpose: it makes you smile, and it makes people click around and discover each other.”The founder of ChickenLink

“There are millions of websites nobody ever stumbles upon. On the meadow, people stumble. Your site is a chicken with a name, people walk past it, tap it, and they are on your site.”The founder of ChickenLink

Images

Free to use in articles, posts and videos about ChickenLink. Please do not alter the wordmark or the icon.

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The meadowThe meadow1920 × 1200 · JPG A chicken and its linksA chicken and its links1920 × 1200 · JPG A website's chicken: one linkA website's chicken: one link1920 × 1200 · JPG Promote a website, on a phonePromote a website, on a phone1170 × 2532 · JPG On a phoneOn a phone1170 × 2532 · JPG The meadow on a phoneThe meadow on a phone1170 × 2532 · JPG The seven breeds and a chickThe seven breeds and a chick3500 × 780 · JPG The Vortex, the $500 chickenThe Vortex, the $500 chicken1400 × 1200 · JPG WordmarkWordmarktransparent PNG Wordmark on darkWordmark on dark1867 × 340 · JPG App iconApp icon512 × 512 · PNG Share imageShare image1200 × 630 · JPG

Contact

For interviews, questions or a free chicken to try: write to us (topic "Partnership or press"). We answer within two working days. Follow ChickenLink on Instagram (@chickenlink_org).