Alex Omenye
Linktree, the link-in-bio platform, on Monday, unveiled new features, including link scheduling, archiving, and automated retrieval of the latest videos from YouTube and TikTok.
Users can now schedule links to go live at specified dates and times, aligning with different time zones for targeted releases. The Australia-based startup also introduced an archiving feature, allowing users to preserve link-related stats without displaying the link on their page.
Linktree, which already enables content highlighting from various social media accounts, now automatically fetches the latest TikTok, Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook videos for Pro users. The platform, which previously offered auto-pulling posts from social networks like X and Threads, is also adding a “prioritize” feature for users to highlight a link by expanding it automatically or animating it upon page visits.
The link archiving feature is accessible to all users, while scheduling and prioritizing features are exclusive to paid users on the Starter plan or above. The automated fetching of the latest video feature is available for Pro plan users.
