Creating a Smart Link
Learn how to create a new smart link page in TribeNest to share all your important links from one place.
Creating a smart link gives you a single web address you can share everywhere. It takes just a few minutes to set one up.
Create Your Smart Link
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Go to Smart Links in your dashboard sidebar.
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Click Create Smart Link.
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Fill in the basic details:
- Title — The name that appears at the top of your page (usually your artist name or project name).
- Slug — This is the custom part of your web address. For example, if you enter "janedoe", your smart link address will include "janedoe" at the end. Keep it short, memorable, and easy to type.
- Description — A short bio or tagline that appears under your title. One or two sentences is plenty.
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Click Create to save your new smart link.
Tip
Keep your slug short and simple. Fans might need to type it manually, so "janedoe" is much better than "jane-doe-official-music-2025."
Add a Profile Image
Your smart link page looks best with a photo or logo at the top.
- Open your newly created smart link.
- Click the profile image area.
- Upload an image from your device.
- Adjust the crop if needed and save.
A square image works best. Your artist photo, album cover, or logo are all great choices.
Choose a Template
After creating your smart link, you can choose a pre-designed template to give your page an instant polished look. Visit the Smart Link Templates guide for more on this.
Or, if you prefer to build your own design, head to the Editing Your Link Page guide to customize everything from scratch.
What to Do Next
Once your smart link is created, you will want to:
- Add links — Drop in your music, social profiles, website, and anything else you want fans to find. See Editing Your Link Page.
- Style your page — Choose colors, backgrounds, and button styles that match your brand.
- Share your link — Copy the web address and paste it in your social media bios, email signatures, and anywhere else.
Tip
You can create multiple smart links for different purposes. For example, one general link-in-bio page and another dedicated page for a new album release.