Artist recommendations
Share the artist behind your workout music from a coaching resource page.
All supported deep links
iHeartRadio deep links
Open the artist you shared on iHeartRadio.
Share an iHeartRadio artist page with a route into the app and the original page as fallback.
Create a iHeartRadio deep linkWhy deep link iHeartRadio?
Take listeners to the artist page you selected. Supported phones can try iHeartRadio, while the same artist page remains available in a browser.
- Share a specific artist
- Keep the artist ID intact
- Retain the original artist page
What you can open in iHeartRadio
Use the normal public URL. LinkStack recognizes the destination, creates the app-first path, and keeps the original page as the fallback.
- Artist pages with a name and numeric ID
What happens after the tap
- 01
Recognize the destination
LinkStack recognizes the supported iHeartRadio URL and keeps the original page intact.
- 02
Try the app-first route
On a supported mobile device, the click can move into iHeartRadio instead of stopping at mobile web.
- 03
Keep the fallback ready
If the app handoff is unavailable—or the visitor is on desktop—the original iHeartRadio page is still there.
Where iHeartRadio deep links help
Use them anywhere a normal mobile-web stop would slow down the action you want next.
Newsletter picks
Add a direct artist recommendation to your newsletter with the original page available.
Social sharing
Use the same iHeartRadio artist destination in social posts and your bio page.
Sharing this link inside a social app?
TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Threads can trap clicks in built-in browsers. LinkStack can show a recovery step before normal routing, app handoff, attribution, and analytics continue.
iHeartRadio deep-link questions
The short version: one public link, an app-first mobile path, and the original web destination when it is needed.
- Which iHeartRadio links can LinkStack open?
- LinkStack supports Artist pages with a name and numeric ID. Paste the original public URL and LinkStack keeps that page available as the fallback.
- What happens if iHeartRadio is not installed?
- The visitor can continue to the original iHeartRadio web page. The public LinkStack URL still works, so you do not need a separate desktop or fallback link.
- Does the same deep link work on desktop?
- Yes. Desktop visitors continue to the original iHeartRadio page while supported mobile devices can try the app-first path.
More app-first destinations
One link. App first. Web fallback.
LinkStack checks the device, tries the supported app path, and keeps the original iHeartRadio page ready.