Adding Links to Your Link Page

Updated October 31, 2026 168 views

Adding Links to Your Link Page

Custom links are the core of your Link Page. Here is how to add and style them perfectly.

Adding a New Link

  1. Open your Link Page editor
  2. Click Add Link or the + button
  3. Enter the link details:
    • URL: The destination (required)
    • Title: Display text for the link
    • Description: Optional subtitle
    • Thumbnail: Optional image
  4. Click Save

Link Styles

Choose how each link appears:

Classic Style

  • Thumbnail on the left
  • Title and description on the right
  • Clean, professional look
  • Best for: Most links

Hero Style

  • Full-width image background
  • Text overlaid on image
  • High visual impact
  • Best for: Featured content

Minimal Style

  • Text only, no images
  • Clean and fast-loading
  • Best for: Simple navigation links

Organizing Links

Drag and Drop

Reorder links by dragging them up or down in the editor.

Priority Links

Put your most important links at the top:

  1. Primary call-to-action
  2. Featured content
  3. Contact information
  4. Social proof
  5. Secondary links

Link Types to Include

Essential Links

  • Website or portfolio
  • Contact or booking page
  • Primary social profile

Content Links

  • Latest blog post
  • Featured video
  • New product or listing

Engagement Links

  • Newsletter signup
  • Free download
  • Community or Discord

Business Links

  • Shop or store
  • Services page
  • Pricing information

Adding Thumbnails

Thumbnails make links more clickable:

  1. Click the thumbnail area when editing a link
  2. Upload an image (recommended: 100x100 to 400x400)
  3. Crop if needed
  4. Save

Thumbnail Tips

  • Use consistent image sizes
  • Choose eye-catching visuals
  • Keep branding consistent
  • Test on mobile devices

Link Analytics

Track which links get clicks:

  • View click counts in settings
  • Identify top-performing links
  • Optimize based on data

Best Practices

  1. Keep it focused: 5-10 links maximum
  2. Update regularly: Remove outdated links
  3. Test all links: Ensure they work
  4. Mobile-first: Check tap targets
  5. Clear CTAs: Use action words in titles
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