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Link-in-Bio Page with a Dark Theme in One HTML File

Creates your own link-in-bio page: a profile photo placeholder, titled links, social icons and a clean dark theme, mobile-first, as one HTML file you can host anywhere for free.

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Task: build my link-in-bio page.

- Name: [name]
- At the top: a placeholder for my profile photo
- Links to include: [list each link with its title]
- Social icons, one per platform: [Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, YouTube, etc]

Design: a clean dark theme, mobile-first.

Output: one HTML file that I can download and host for free on any service.
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