Free link in bio for Minecraft creators
Your skin waving in 3D, your channel, Discord and mods, and the thumbnails you make, on one page you can put in every bio.
Generic link pages are a list of buttons. Yours starts with your skin, then does the busywork for you.
A YouTube link becomes your channel's name, a Discord invite becomes "Join my Discord", and Modrinth, CurseForge and SpigotMC links get their real logos.
Every link counts its clicks, with bots filtered out, so you know whether your Discord or your channel is doing the work.
Thumbnails and poses you publish on MCRender show up under your links on their own. A portfolio without the extra upload.
Pick a colour, or let it come from your skin or channel banner. Five button styles, three shapes.
Public pages can show up on Google, and every page gets its own share image.
Creators can apply for a badge. Hobby and Creator add name fonts, effects and colours.
Everything you expect from a link in bio, plus the parts only a Minecraft tool can do. Switching is pasting your links in.
| Feature | MCRender | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Free page with up to 12 links | ||
| Click tracking per link | ||
| Your Minecraft skin, animated in 3D | ||
| Theme picked from your skin or channel banner | ||
| Thumbnails and poses shown automatically | ||
| Modrinth, CurseForge and MCPEDL logos |
Your skin loads in 3D and the page picks colours that make it stand out. No Minecraft name? Your profile picture is used instead.
Paste a link and it's named for you: a YouTube channel becomes its channel name, a Discord invite becomes "Join my Discord".
Copy mcrender.net/u/yourname into your YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Instagram or X bio, or share it straight from the page.
Something else? Ask us. We read every message.
Most social apps give you room for one link in your profile. A link in bio is a single page that holds all your other links, so that one link can send people to your channel, Discord, store and socials.
Tap the link on the creator's profile, usually under their name or bio. It opens their page in the browser, with a button for each place they want you to go. For MCRender pages the link looks like mcrender.net/u/name.
General tools like Linktree work for anyone. MCRender's link in bio is made for Minecraft: it shows your skin in 3D, recognises Modrinth, CurseForge and Planet Minecraft links, and fills itself with the thumbnails and poses you make on MCRender.
Yes. The page, up to 12 links, the 3D skin, themes, button styles and click tracking are free. Custom name fonts, effects and colours come with the Hobby and Creator plans.
Yes. It does the same job, one link for everything, and adds what a Minecraft creator needs: your skin, your thumbnails and Minecraft site logos. You can switch by pasting your links in; nothing needs exporting.
Social and video platforms (YouTube, Twitch, Kick, TikTok, X, Instagram, Discord, Reddit, Bluesky), support sites (Patreon, Ko-fi, Buy Me a Coffee), portfolios (Behance, ArtStation, Dribbble, GitHub) and Minecraft sites (Modrinth, CurseForge, Planet Minecraft, MCPEDL, SpigotMC, Hangar, BuiltByBit, Polymart, NameMC). Other links are blocked so pages stay safe to click.
Yes. Every link on a public page counts its clicks, with bots filtered out, and you see the numbers in your page editor.
Yes. Paste mcrender.net/u/yourname into the link field of any profile. YouTube channel links, TikTok bios, Twitch panels, Instagram and X bios all accept it.
No. Any Java Edition name shows that skin, and without one your page uses your profile picture. You need a free MCRender account to save your page.
Free, no card. Up to 12 links.
A link in bio tool turns the single link your profile allows into a page with all of them. MCRender's is made for the Minecraft community: YouTubers, streamers, thumbnail artists, mod and map makers, and server owners. Your page leads with your skin in 3D, then your links, then the thumbnails and poses you've published.
It's a free link in bio with up to 12 links, and it counts clicks on every link so you can see what your audience taps. Links are limited to social, support, portfolio and Minecraft sites, which keeps public pages safe to click and lets them be indexed by Google.