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Create a New Link Page in SoLoLink

Updated 1/21/1970
SoLoVision Support

Create your page

  1. Log in to SoLoLink.
  2. Choose Add New Link.
  3. Choose Link Page.
  4. Pick the goal that best matches what you want visitors to do, such as book
    with you, view an offer, register for an event, see a menu, get directions,
    contact you, follow you, subscribe, or donate.
  5. Claim your public page URL and finish the page setup.
  6. Open the starter block and add the exact destination and details visitors
    need.

SoLoLink prepares one starter block for the goal you select. You can add,
remove, or rearrange blocks later.

Choose Start blank when you want an empty page and the complete block
library. Choose Or browse ready-made templates when you want a prepared
layout and example content.

Add more content

In the page editor, choose Browse all blocks to add supported content such
as:

  • Action, Event, Offer, Contact, Podcast, Newsletter, and Accordion blocks
  • Standard links, text, images, video, music, and social profiles
  • Tip Jar and Product blocks when your plan includes them

Action, Event, Offer, Contact, Podcast, Newsletter, Accordion, and social blocks
are available on Free. Tip Jar and Product blocks require Pro.

Tip Jar and Product blocks appear on the public page when the page owner's plan
includes them. Their container background, border color, border width, corner
radius, and padding can be customized in the editor and are preserved on the
public page.

Understand action destinations

Booking, menu, directions, registration, donation, newsletter, and contact
actions open the external service or page you configure. SoLoLink does not
collect the booking, menu record, lead, form submission, or payment for those
external destinations.

A free Donation action can point to an external fundraising page. It is
separate from the Pro Tip Jar block.

Share your page and QR code

Open the page sharing tools to copy the public page URL or download its QR code.
QR codes are sharing tools, not page-content blocks.

Free includes a fixed high-contrast QR preview plus PNG and SVG downloads on
the web. The native app can share a PNG image. Starter and higher plans add
approved QR colors and an optional logo.

Generate a custom theme

Open Settings, choose Themes, and describe the visual direction you
want. You may also add a JPG, PNG, or WebP reference image up to 5 MB. A
screenshot can be a general style reference or a complete link-page example.
When the image includes a complete widget inside a phone or promotional mockup,
SoLoLink asks AI to closely match the widget itself and ignore the surrounding
device and scenery. SoLoLink checks the generated theme against the image's
light/dark character, visible color families, primary text color, button
arrangement, button shape and size, shadows, card geometry, spacing, and any
visually featured first or last action. It also checks whether gradients belong
on the widget surface and whether profile/media artwork is circular, square,
small, or large. Matching only the colors is not enough
when the image contains a complete widget. A color listed only in internal
palette metadata does not pass this check, and limited accent colors should
remain accents instead of taking over every control. If the first result is
visibly contradictory, AI gets one automatic repair attempt. A result that
still does not match is rejected instead of being shown or saved.

Generate the theme, review the interactive preview, and save it only when the
result is ready. The reference image is visual context and does not
automatically become the page background. AI generation failures display an
actionable error and do not create a fallback draft. Cropping the reference to
the exact design area generally produces the closest match.

Plan-specific tools

Scheduled visibility, video previews, and advanced analytics require Pro.
Threads and Bluesky are supported social destinations. You can hide an
individual social profile and choose an icon or button layout.

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