Layout
Section order, visibility, tabs and alignment — how the parts of your profile are arranged.
Customize → Layout decides what appears on your profile and in which order. The content itself comes from the other customization sections; layout only arranges it.
Section order
Drag the sections into the order you want. Each section also has a toggle, so you can hide one without deleting its content — useful while you are still preparing something.
The footer section is off by default; turn it on if you want it.
Content width
The last step of the layout wizard sets how wide the profile's content column is allowed to grow — anywhere from 400px to 1000px, with 750px as the default.
A narrow column suits a short profile with a couple of links — it keeps everything within one glance instead of stretching a few items across a wide card. A wide column earns its keep once you have several widgets side by side.
Two things adapt themselves to the width you choose, so nothing overflows:
- The badge capsule pages fewer badges at a time and moves the rest behind its › arrow.
- Widgets that no longer fit side by side stack and stay centred in the card.
Phones ignore the upper end
On a phone the column is capped regardless of this setting, so raising it changes nothing there. Lowering it below the phone cap does carry over.
Tabs
Content can be grouped into tabs instead of one long column. The standard tabs are:
- About — your bio and details
- Socials — your social icons
- Widgets — your live cards
Tabs keep a busy profile short. A profile with three links and one widget does not need them.
Alignment
Alignment options control whether content is centred or aligned to one side. Centred is the safe choice for short profiles; left alignment reads better when you have a lot of text.
Avatar shape
Every layout also decides how your avatar is cropped. Picking a layout starts it on the shape that layout was designed around; the Avatar Shape control right below changes it from there.
| Shape | What you get |
|---|---|
| Round | A circle. The starting point for every layout except Elevated. |
| Rounded | A square with generously rounded corners — soft, but still clearly a tile. |
| Square | A tile with a small corner radius. |
Elevated has no Round
Elevated lifts the avatar above the top edge of the card as a raised tile. A circle has no corners to lift, so that layout offers Square and Rounded only, and starts on Square.
Sidebar layout
Wider layouts can place part of the content in a sidebar next to the main card instead of stacking everything vertically. This suits profiles with several widgets — the widgets sit beside the card rather than pushing your links down.
Check the mobile view
Most of your visitors are on a phone. A layout that looks balanced on a desktop can collapse into a very long scroll on mobile — open your profile on your phone before you settle on an arrangement.
What belongs above the fold
The first screen should carry your name, avatar and the one or two links that matter most. Everything else — widgets, embeds, a long bio — can live below.