Most link-in-bio tools stop at the links. Obsydian adds watermarking and automatic metadata scrubbing — on a platform built for independent creators that won't deplatform you for your niche. See how it compares.
The privacy-first link-in-bio for creators who also need to protect what they post.
Compare →All the link-in-bio you need, plus the content protection Beacons leaves out.
Compare →The simplicity of a one-pager, with the creator tools Carrd makes you bolt on.
Compare →Everything creators like about AllMyLinks, with design and content protection on top.
Compare →A link-in-bio that protects your content — not just a front-end for a website builder.
Compare →Supalink tracks where your subscribers come from. Obsydian protects what you post.
Compare →Bouncy charges per link to escape Instagram's in-app browser. Obsydian does it on every link, and protects what you post.
Compare →Sell and link from one page — and actually protect the content you're sharing.
Compare →A beautiful creator page that also protects the content it shows off.
Compare →Koji has shut down. Here's a modern home for your links — that also protects your content.
Compare →A creator page built around your content and privacy — not a store funnel.
Compare →Cute cards are great — until your photos wander off. Obsydian is the page that also protects what's on it.
Compare →A tidy free page is table stakes. Protecting what you post on it is the part nobody else does.
Compare →Ten dollars once is a great deal on a link list. It buys nothing for the photos the links point to.
Compare →Good link management is a solved problem. Protecting the content behind the links isn't — that's ours.
Compare →Built for marketers funnelling DMs. Obsydian is built for creators protecting what they post.
Compare →Komi is built for artists with managers. Obsydian is built for creators protecting their own work, solo.
Compare →QR codes get people to your page. Obsydian protects what they find when they get there.
Compare →A clickable copy of your grid — inside a scheduler subscription. Obsydian is a page of its own, with protection underneath.
Compare →SLT bets on hiding your link from platform bots. Obsydian bets on protecting what's behind it.
Compare →Fanmour bets on surviving a ban. Obsydian bets on protecting what you post in the first place.
Compare →Link.boo gets fans out of the in-app browser. Obsydian protects what you post once they arrive.
Compare →Link.me sells everything from one page. Obsydian protects everything you post from that page.
Compare →LinkCloud is a bio page with tips and templates. Obsydian protects the content behind it too.
Compare →A bold pitch about surviving bans — with content protection Fanmour doesn't offer.
Compare →Everything Taplink bundles for small businesses — Obsydian is built for creators instead.
Compare →Visible watermarks, invisible watermarks, metadata scrubbing — and a page to share it all.
Compare →Bulk watermarking without the install — plus invisible marks, scrubbing and a page.
Compare →The power of a watermarking app, in the browser — with auto-scrubbing and your page built in.
Compare →Invisible watermarking built for individual creators — not priced for corporations.
Compare →A free stamp is better than nothing. A watermark that traces who leaked the file is a different sport.
Compare →Stamping a video in the browser is handy. Knowing which subscriber leaked the file is protection.
Compare →Forensic-grade tracking for brands — or creator-priced protection with your page included. Different budgets, same instinct.
Compare →Pixsy hunts down photos after they've been stolen. Obsydian stops them leaking in the first place.
Compare →Copytrack chases down copyright claims after your image is already out there. Obsydian protects it before it leaves your hands.
Compare →Ceartas scrubs stolen content off the web after it spreads. Obsydian makes it less likely to spread — and easier to trace — in the first place.
Compare →Red Points is built for brands chasing counterfeits at scale. Obsydian is built for a creator protecting their own posts.
Compare →ImageRights chases compensation after your image has already been used without permission. Obsydian protects it before it ever leaves your hands.
Compare →Loti watches the web for deepfakes and impersonation of your face and voice. Obsydian protects the real content before it's ever posted.
Compare →Pixieset delivers galleries. Obsydian protects the files inside them — watermarked, metadata-scrubbed, and tagged to whoever they went to.
Compare →Pic-Time sells your galleries beautifully. Obsydian makes sure the files inside them stay yours.
Compare →SmugMug sells your prints. Obsydian protects and shares what you post — without needing an online store.
Compare →Google Photos backs up your camera roll privately. Obsydian is the public page you share from — with protection built in.
Compare →Flickr is a photography community to store and share in. Obsydian is the protected front door you link out from.
Compare →500px is a place to showcase and license your photography. Obsydian is the protected page you link out from.
Compare →Pixpa builds a portfolio site with client galleries and a store. Obsydian is the protected page you link out from.
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