Pro Themes for Your Link in Bio

A theme on Linkhiver is not a colour scheme. It is the whole page at once: the background behind your links, the material your buttons are made of, the face your name is set in, and the way your photo is framed at the top. One tap writes all of it.

Three new ones shipped this week, and they are deliberately not variations on each other.

Liquid Chrome

Polished metal. Your links become silver plates with a five-stop ramp running down them — bright along the top edge, dark across the middle, catching bounce light underneath — and a highlight travels down the list every few seconds. The page behind them is graphite, with a brushed grain and one cold light from above.

The avatar sits inside a slowly turning steel contour that breathes with it. If you have ever wanted your page to look machined rather than designed, this is that.

Petal Drift

The opposite temperament. A blush porcelain page, plum buttons lifted off it on a soft shadow, and petals falling behind your links in two planes at different speeds — the near ones larger and warmer, the far ones smaller and slower, each plane tilted a few degrees so the fall reads as wind rather than as a sheet sliding down.

Hazard Tape

The loud one. Near-black, safety yellow, and a stamped site badge swinging from striped tape where your photo usually goes, with your name printed on the badge itself. Your links are yellow slabs with an ink border and a hard offset, cut square.

Everything else on the page holds perfectly still. That is the point: a warning sign that is also flashing is just noise, so the only thing moving is the badge on its strap.

What has not changed

The eleven free themes are exactly where they were. Nothing moved behind the paywall — Pro is additive here, as it has been every time.

And a theme you already saved renders exactly as it did. If your plan lapses, your page keeps its colours and your links keep their shape; only the animation and the material stop. Your settings are never rewritten, so coming back turns the look straight back on.

Where to find them

Design → Themes, in the carousel. Every theme is open to try whichever plan you are on: pick one, watch the preview, and see your own name and photo in it before you decide anything. Saving a Pro theme is the part that needs Pro.