A Linktree alternative for AI filmmakers
A link-in-bio page is a list of doors. A studio site is the room behind them.
By The Generated Worlds editors · Published
Linktree is the quickest way to put several links behind one bio link, and for a creator with many destinations it is a good tool. For an AI filmmaker whose main destination is a series, a studio site does more with the same link: the episode plays on the first tap, viewers can pay for the next one right there, brands have a contact form, and it can live on your own domain.
Generated Worlds publishes this and makes studio sites. Linktree is a good product; this page is about when a different one fits better.
Every tap between your bio and your episode loses viewers. A link list adds one: the viewer taps your bio, lands on a list, picks a link, and then lands on a video page full of somebody else's recommendations.
The same bio link, two destinations
| Link-in-bio page | Studio site | |
|---|---|---|
| First tap lands on | A list of links | Your episode, playing |
| Paying for the next episode | Another link, another site | On the same page |
| Brands and collaborators | An email link | A contact form with its own inbox |
| Keeping fans | Depends on each platform | Your newsletter list |
| Address | linktr.ee/yourname, or your domain on paid plans | yourname.generatedworlds.com, or your own domain |
Keep a link list if you point people at many different things. If you point them at one series, point them at the series.
Common questions
Can a studio site still link to my other profiles?
Yes. The About page and footer carry your Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and website links.
What does it cost?
A Generated Worlds studio site is free; Generated Worlds keeps 20% of net revenue when viewers pay for episodes.
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Opening a studio takes a minute and costs nothing. You set the channel name and artwork straight away; a person approves the channel before your first series goes live, and you keep 80% of net revenue from viewer unlocks.
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