Build your page
Your page is the part people actually see. This is everything you can put on it, and the order worth doing it in.
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Setting it up
- 1
Pick your handle
Letters, numbers and hyphens. This becomes myinternetpiece.com/yourname — the one link you will paste everywhere — so shorter is better and your own name is usually right.
- 2
Add your links
Each link is a label and a URL. Common platforms fill their own label in when you paste the address. Drag them into the order you want people to read them, with the one you actually care about first.
- 3
Connect your socials
Connecting an account puts its icon on your page, and on the higher tiers shows your live follower count. Counts refresh on their own in the background, so the number is never something you have to update.
- 4
Upload your artwork
This is what shows on the wall as well as at the top of your page, so it has to read at both sizes. A logo or a strong flat shape survives being small; a detailed photo does not. You can import a design straight from Canva instead of uploading a file.
- 5
Style it
Themes, fonts, backgrounds, button shapes, card colours. Set whatever you like — everything is saved even if your plan does not show it yet, so upgrading switches your styling on by itself with no second visit to the editor.
Before it goes live
Every image is reviewed before it appears on the wall. Most are screened automatically and go live quickly; anything ambiguous is looked at by a person.
Anyone can report a piece. Rejected or removed pieces give their space back to the wall.