Show a single link with a Link block
The "Link block" is for featuring a single link. It's a good fit when you want to place just one link you most want people to see, like "Book now" or "See my latest work." You can choose from two views — button and link preview. Free to use.
To gather multiple links into a list, use the separate "Link list" block (Set up your profile and links).
Add a Link block
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- 2On the "View" tab, choose the presentation (button / link preview)
- 3On the "Content" tab, enter the destination and so on
- 4Press "Save" to apply it to your public page
Show it as a button
The "Button" view shows a single link as a large button. Good for one button that prompts an action.
- 1On the "Content" tab, enter the label (the text shown on the button)
- 2Enter the destination in URL
A short, tap-worthy label like "Book now" or "See my latest work" works well.
Show it as a link preview
The "Link preview" view loads the destination's title and image and shows a rich card-style preview. Good for introducing a blog post, work page, or shop in a way that conveys what's inside.
- 1On the "Content" tab, enter the destination in URL
- 2Press "Fetch preview from link" and the destination's title, image, and description are filled in automatically
- 3You can freely rewrite the fetched title and description on this screen. If you don't want a preview image, remove it with "Remove image"
- 4Press "Save" to apply it to your public page
Some destinations don't provide an image or description. Even then, you can enter a title by hand and still show it as a preview.
URL is required
The Link block exists to send people to a destination, so a URL is required. Left empty, the editor shows "⚠ Required." Enter a URL and save, and it appears on your public page.
Link block vs. Link list
- Link block — when you want to feature a single link large. Good for an action button or a preview card that conveys what's inside
- Link list — when you want to line up multiple links like social accounts and shops (Set up your profile and links)
To make a banner image stand out with a link on it, you can also use the "Image" block (Add an image or banner with a link).
Set the design
The button and card colors, corner radius, and borders are set by your theme. You can adjust them from the page-wide theme or the block's "Design" tab. To change the theme, see Choose a theme and change the design.