For gamers
The link in bio built for gamers
Gamers want a page that looks like part of the setup: effects, music, a cursor that fits, and a Discord that people can actually join. XBio is built for that, with real-time shader backgrounds, custom cursors, a Discord server card and your live presence.
If you are coming from guns.lol or fakecrime, the comparison page covers what is the same and what XBio adds.
What to put on a gamer's link in bio
- Your Discord invite, as a server card
- Twitch or YouTube for streams and clips
- Team, clan or tournament links
- Your socials and a way to add you on platforms
- Background music, set to play on entry
XBio features that suit gamers
- Discord server card and presence
- Custom cursors, particles and per-element animations
- Background music with audio-reactive shaders
- XP and levels that grow with profile views
- Free VFX backgrounds, with more unlockable with credits
Set it up in four steps
- Sign up and claim your username. Your page is live at xbio.gg/username immediately.
- Add your links, then any embeds that suit a gamer: music, video or live status.
- Choose a background. 4 of the 16 VFX backgrounds are free, and you start with 300 credits to unlock a premium one.
- Put the URL in your bio and watch the click counts.
Profiles on XBio right now
See more gamer profilesQuestions
- Can I play music on my profile?
- Yes. Attach an audio track; you can also make visitors click Play to enter, which satisfies browser autoplay rules.
- Is XBio an alternative to guns.lol?
- It covers the same ground, effects, music and cursors, and adds email capture, link testing, custom domains and a theme marketplace. See the comparison for the rows each side wins.
- How do I get more effects?
- Four backgrounds are free and every account starts with credits for one premium effect. More can be bought individually, or all unlocked with Pro.