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Editor

Link in bio page builder

Paste a URL and the editor looks at it before it makes a block. A profile becomes an icon, a video or a song becomes a player, and anything else stays a button. You can override the guess, and there is a live preview while you edit.

All featuresWhere the URL goes

What a paste becomes

The builder decides from the URL. You can still place a block by hand when you want a different result.

  • Profile

    An icon in the row

    Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, GitHub, Substack, and the other profiles we recognize become icons when the URL is the profile.

  • Play

    A player

    YouTube, Vimeo, TikTok, Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Music, and Apple Podcasts URLs can play on the page.

  • Anything else

    A button you name

    A shop, a docs site, a repo that is more than the profile, or any other URL becomes a link. You title it.

  • Schedule

    Calendly stays Calendly

    A Calendly URL embeds their scheduler. The time is still booked on Calendly.

What the paste decides

A profile URL becomes a social icon, when it is the profile and not a single post. A supported video or song becomes a player. A Calendly URL embeds their scheduler, and the time is still booked on Calendly. Every other URL becomes a button.

A shop URL is a link out. Checkout stays on the shop. If the guess is wrong, add the same URL as a plain link. Colors and type are a separate step, on themes.

From the URL

  • Profile URL → icon
  • Video or song → player
  • Calendly → their scheduler
  • Everything else → a button

How this differs from a whole website

The builder places icons, players, cards, and buttons on one page. It is not a hosted shop, a course site, or a post scheduler. You are arranging links you already have.

Cards, headings, a gallery, events, a GitHub year, and a discount code are in the add menu. Those are described on the blocks page.

One page

  • Icons, players, cards, buttons
  • A live preview
  • Not a hosted shop
  • Not a course site or a scheduler

What you still place by hand

A card carries a title, a short description, and an image. That is the right block for a project you want to explain. A heading or a paragraph splits the list.

The page holds up to 60 blocks. A social row holds up to 24 icons. Empty blocks stay in the editor and do not show on the public page. The order and the colors are part of customizing the page.

When paste is not enough

  • A card with a picture
  • A heading to split the list
  • Up to 60 blocks
  • Empty blocks stay hidden

A builder, not a second website

The paste and the live preview stop at one page of blocks. Claim a name and try a URL.

  • 1

    You can override it

    Add the URL as a plain link even when it was recognized, or pick a block type from the menu.

  • 2

    A shop stays a link

    The tap leaves for the shop. Checkout does not open inside the page.

  • 3

    Live preview

    You see the page while you edit, before anyone else can open the published URL.

  • 4

    60 blocks

    That is the cap. Empty ones stay in the editor and stay off the public page.

Claim it.

Build the draft before you pay. The name might still be open.

Frequently asked questions

A profile URL becomes a social icon. A supported video or song becomes a player. A Calendly URL embeds their scheduler, and the time is still booked on Calendly. Every other URL becomes a button you can title.