Links
Adding, ordering, styling and deleting the link buttons on your profile.
Customize → Links manages the buttons on your profile. Each link has a title, a destination URL and an optional icon.
Add a link
- Open Customize → Links.
- Fill in the title and the full URL, including
https://. - Pick an icon if you want one.
- Save. A confirmation toast appears and the link shows on your profile immediately.
The Add Link form shows a live preview of the button in a framed preview box, so you can see the result before saving.
- Preview — the button rendered exactly as it will appear on your profile, updating as you type
- Link Title — the label on the button — say where it goes, not “click here”
- URL — the destination, including https://
Between them:
- Display as — whether the entry renders as an icon or as a full button with text.
- Icon — the glyph shown on it; Globe is the default.
- Behavior — Link opens the destination; the other mode shows copyable text instead.
Icon color
The Customize button at the top of the Links page opens a dialog with three tabs. Icon Color decides where your link icons take their color from.
| Mode | What it does |
|---|---|
| Theme | Every icon takes your profile's accent color |
| Platform | Each service gets its own brand color — Discord blurple, Spotify green, YouTube red. Anything without a brand color falls back to your custom swatch |
| Custom | One color for every icon |
The swatch here belongs to your links only. The icon color in Colors is a different setting — it paints your location pin, tag icons, portfolio chips and the music ticker. Changing one no longer touches the other.
Icon shimmer
The Shimmer Color tab adds a highlight that travels along your icons, one after another. It works together with the socials glow — they use different properties, so you can run both at once.
With Monochrome icons on as well, the shimmer becomes a brightness sweep instead of a color one — grayscale removes the hue a colored wave would need, so the icons stay gray and the highlight still travels.
One link at a time
Both colors can also be set per link. Open a link's "..." menu and use the paintbrush; the brush sets whichever of the two colors the Customize dialog was last showing.
A link painted this way keeps its color whatever the global mode says, and the palette offers Reset to default to hand it back.
Uploaded images
An icon you uploaded yourself keeps its own artwork until you actually ask for a color — either by turning the Icon Color switch on, or by painting that one link. Coloring it flattens the whole image to a single color, which is what "icon color" means for a logo.
Order
Drag links to reorder them. Order matters more than most people think: the first two buttons take the majority of clicks, and everything below the first screen takes very few.
Titles that work
- Say where the button goes: "Commissions", "My Twitch", "Discord server".
- Avoid "Click here" and bare URLs as titles.
- Keep them short — long titles wrap onto two lines on phones.
Deleting
Use the trash button on a link row. Deletion is immediate and cannot be undone; the link is simply removed, your other links keep their order.
Links vs socials
Use Links for destinations that need a label. Use Socials for platforms with a recognisable logo — those render as compact icons and take far less vertical space.
Which links get clicked?
Analytics shows your most clicked socials, so you can promote what people actually use and drop what nobody touches.