Your Link Settings, Out in the Open

Most of what a link can do on your page was hidden. Show it as a QR code instead of a button, pin it to the top, give it a start and an end date — all of that lived behind a fold called Advanced, and a fold is a reliable way to make sure nobody finds what is inside it.

The link, product and short-link editors have been rebuilt around one idea: name everything, and show it.

Named sections instead of a wall of fields

Open a plain link and it now arrives in three parts:

• Destination — the label visitors read, and where the button sends them.
• Appearance — how the row looks on your page.
• On your page — how the block behaves once it is there: visible or hidden, shown as a QR code, pinned to the top, scheduled between two dates.

Each section says in one line what its fields decide, at every screen size. Nothing is folded away.

One Save, in one place

Save sits in the editor's header and stays there while you scroll — on a laptop and on a phone alike. Cancel is gone: the back arrow already leaves the editor, and you are still asked before losing unsaved changes. What is left at the bottom is the one button that destroys something.

The same shape for products and short links

A product and a short link now open the same way — named sections, one Save, and the Pro settings gathered into a single group instead of the same notice repeated on every row.

Free on every plan. Open Links in your dashboard and press edit on any row to see it.