# Import profile links
Source: https://docs.aden.space/docs/help/make-music/profile-import

Read an artist's existing link-in-bio page (Linktree, Komi, Beacons, their own website, …) and file every link where it belongs, socials, shows, releases, playlists, press and short links, in one step.
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## What it is [#what-it-is]

Most artists already keep their links somewhere else. A Linktree, a Komi page,
a website. Rather than retyping a dozen URLs into Aden, paste that page's
address and Aden reads the page and works out what each link actually *is*:

| What's on the page                    | Where it lands in Aden                                        |
| ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Instagram, Spotify, YouTube… profiles | the matching row on your **Links** page                       |
| Dated tour rows and ticket links      | your **calendar**, as events with venue, city and ticket link |
| Songs, smart links and pre-saves      | your **catalogue**, as tracks                                 |
| Playlist links                        | your **Playlists** page                                       |
| Press, interviews and news            | your **posts**, as saved coverage                             |
| Everything else: merch, press kits    | a short link on your profile                                  |

It reads the headings your page already uses ("2026 SHOWS", "OUT NOW",
"PRESS") plus the link itself, so a tour list comes in as a tour and a song
list comes in as songs. Nothing is saved until you've looked at what was found,
and every row has a dropdown to send it somewhere else if a guess was wrong.

## Using it [#using-it]

**From the Links page**: open **Links**, click **Import or paste links**, choose the source in the dropdown (or leave it on *Other website*
and paste any address), then **Read links**. The results are grouped by where
they will land; tick the ones you want, change any row's destination with the
dropdown next to it, adjust the short-link names, and import. Platforms you've
already filled in are left alone unless you turn on **Replace links I already
have**, and nothing is duplicated on a second import. A show you already have
on that date, a track with that title, an article already saved all stay as
they are.

**Paste anywhere**: with the Links page open, paste a link or a list of links
(⌘V / Ctrl+V) without clicking into a field first: the importer opens with them
already read, so there is no button to find.

**While creating a team**: the first step has a **Start from a link** field:
paste a Linktree, a Spotify artist link or your own website and it works out
which is which. A streaming link prefills from Spotify (name, genres, artwork,
palette, and your releases queued to import); anything else opens the importer
with the page already read. It fills your name, handle and bio while they're
empty, the social fields, the contact addresses the page advertised, and your
profile picture as the team avatar. Everything the form has no field for. Your
shows, songs, playlists, press and extra links. Is written the moment the team
exists; the last step lists exactly what will land where, and afterwards a
toast offers to connect the integrations those links imply.

Left the flow half-way? **Teams** shows a *Finish setting up…* card with the
step you were on. Nothing you typed is lost.

**For an organisation**: the importer sits on the org's own **Settings →
Links** (and the socials section of the admin org panel), and in the org
onboarding form: every *Links & socials* block. The organisation's and each
roster team's: has an **Import** button next to **Paste**. In the form it fills
platform rows (plus the organisation name and website while they're empty) and
tells you which links weren't platform rows, since short links need an
organisation that exists.

**Pages that fight back**: some sites (1001Tracklists among them) refuse
automated requests, and some build their links only once a browser runs them.
Aden opens those in a real browser and reads the result, so pasting a
1001Tracklists DJ page works the same as pasting a Linktree. If even that comes
back empty, Aden says so: open the page yourself, copy the links, and use
**Paste** on the Links page, which detects platforms from a pasted list.