Spotify Artist Link: How to Find, Check and Share Your Profile URL

Key Takeaways

• Check the releases on an artist page before copying its link; a matching name alone is not enough.

• On desktop, use the artist page’s three-dot menu, then select Share and Copy link to artist.

• On mobile, use the artist page’s three-dot menu, then select Share and Copy link.

• Open the copied link before placing it in a bio, press kit or form.

• Share your profile for your wider catalogue; link directly to a release when that is what you want someone to hear.

Find the right artist profile

Search Spotify for your artist name together with a track or album name, as Spotify suggests. Open the likely artist page and look through its releases. If the name matches but your music is absent, keep searching rather than copying that page’s link.

Copy your Spotify artist link

Start on the artist profile, not a song or album page. Spotify’s artist-link instructions give different final menu labels for desktop and mobile.

On desktop

1. Open the correct artist profile.

2. Select its three-dot menu, or right-click the artist name.

3. Select Share, then Copy link to artist.

If the correct artist profile is open in your browser, you can also copy its address from the address bar. Check that the browser is showing the artist page, not an individual release.

On mobile

1. Open the correct artist profile and tap the three dots.

2. Tap Share, then Copy link.

Check the link before sharing it

Test the destination. Paste the copied link into an email or message draft and open it. Confirm the artist name and at least one recognisable release, then try it in the button or form where you plan to use it. This catches both a wrong-profile link and a link pasted into the wrong place.

Example: Juniper Vale checks the destination: Juniper Vale finds an artist page bearing their name, but first checks that their EP appears on it. They copy the artist link, paste it into an email draft and open it. If the EP is missing, they return to search instead of distributing the unverified link. Once confirmed, they use the profile link on their press-kit artist button, but send the EP link in an email asking for an EP review.

Where should the profile link go?

Use the verified artist-profile link where someone needs an introduction to your music: your website’s artist button, electronic press kit, social bio or a message to a new collaborator. Label it clearly, such as “Listen to Juniper Vale on Spotify”, so the destination matches the invitation.

For a post about one single or an email requesting an album review, link directly to that song or release instead. The separate Spotify link guide covers copying links to other kinds of Spotify content.

If your distributor asks which existing Spotify artist profile a new delivery belongs to, use the confirmed link and follow that provider’s requested format. Spotify says its preferred and recommended distributors let artists include an artist link when delivering music. Supplying one helps identify the intended profile, but check the release after it appears.

Other ways to share the profile

A plain link is enough for most bios, emails and buttons. For a printed flyer, a Spotify Code gives someone a scannable route to an artist profile; for a social graphic, a Promo Card can highlight the profile visually. Spotify describes both in its sharing guidance. Check the destination and state what you want people to open rather than relying on the graphic alone.

If the profile or link is wrong

Wrong artist page? Return to Spotify, find the page containing your releases and copy its link again. If your release appears on another artist’s profile, or your catalogue is split between profiles, that is a catalogue issue rather than a copying mistake. Spotify provides a content-mismatch route in Spotify for Artists and describes help through preferred or recommended distributors.

Page not live yet? Ask your label or distributor for the artist-profile link after they deliver your music; Spotify gives this route for a not-yet-live profile. Do not construct a link from your artist name. Spotify’s separate Upcoming instructions offer a release URI, not a documented public release URL.

Correct page, but it needs work? Spotify for Artists lets you manage images, your bio and Artist Pick. Those are changes to the profile people see, not instructions for editing the copied URL. For claiming and managing the page, see the Spotify for Artists guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need Spotify for Artists to copy a public artist link?

No. Open the public artist profile in Spotify and use its Share menu to copy the link. Spotify’s copying instructions start at the artist page; they do not include a Spotify for Artists claim step.

Which link should I send for a single?

Send a direct link to the single if you want the recipient to hear or review that release. Send your artist-profile link if they have asked for your wider catalogue or artist page.

What if a form asks for my Spotify Artist ID?

Do not paste the full profile link into a field requesting only the ID. Use the confirmed artist link to find the identifier, following the separate Spotify Artist ID guide.

Can I change my artist name through my listener profile settings?

No. Those settings edit a listener profile, not the artist name attached to a release. Spotify directs artist-name changes through the label or distributor that supplies the release metadata; follow its artist-name guidance if the name on your artist page needs correcting.

Conclusion

Copy the link from the artist page and test it against your catalogue. Share that confirmed URL when someone needs your full profile; choose a release link when the request is about one record.