Editing your link page
Open the smart link editor to design the page fans land on — drag in sections, change colors, preview every screen size, and save your work.
The smart link editor is where your page comes to life. It is a drag-and-drop builder with a live preview, so you can shape your layout, swap colors, drop in links, and see exactly what fans will see — all without writing a line of anything.
This page walks you through the editor toolbar and the patterns that make smart link pages feel polished.
Opening the editor
- Go to Smart Links then Links in your dashboard.
- Find the link you want to work on.
- Click Edit on its card.
The editor opens with your page in the middle and a header full of controls along the top.
The editor header at a glance
Working from left to right, here is what the header gives you.
Back
The arrow on the far left takes you back to your previous screen — usually your Links library.
Theme styles
Opens the Update Styles panel where you can change the look of your page. From here you can adjust things like:
- The page colors — primary, background, and text.
- Corner radius for buttons and cards.
- The font family used across the page.
- The logo that shows on your page.
- Header and social links that some templates display at the top of the page.
The styles you set here apply to the whole smart link page — they are the foundation that every section on the page sits on top of.
Tracking settings
The pulse icon opens the tracking dialog. This is where you connect a Meta pixel so your ad campaigns can learn from page activity. See Tracking and pixels for the full walkthrough.
Undo and redo
The two arrow buttons step backward and forward through your most recent edits. Both stay disabled until there is something to undo or redo.
Page title
Your smart link's title sits in the middle of the header so you always know which page you are working on.
Screen size toggles
The Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile icons change the size of the preview. Smart links live or die on mobile — almost everyone visiting from a social bio is on a phone — so test the Mobile view often.
Save
The save button on the far right writes your changes. The editor does not auto-save, so click Save any time you make changes you want to keep.
Save before you leave
If you navigate away from the editor without saving, your unsaved edits are lost. When in doubt, save.
Editing the page itself
Below the header is your page preview. This is the canvas — clicking elements selects them, and the editor reveals controls for the selected piece.
Adding sections
Sections are the building blocks of your page — buttons, text blocks, images, music players, social icons, and more. You can drag new sections in from the editor controls and drop them where you want them on the page.
Editing existing sections
Click any section on the page to select it. Once selected, you can:
- Edit its text or content directly.
- Change its styling — alignment, spacing, colors, sizes.
- Move it up or down on the page.
- Duplicate it.
- Delete it.
Reordering and removing
Sections can be dragged into a new order, duplicated for quick variations, or removed entirely. Use this to put your most important link at the top — the first thing fans see is what they are most likely to click.
Embedding music previews
Some templates include music player blocks where you can plug in a track that fans can play right on the page. Drop the player in, point it at your release, and fans get a taste before they click out to a streaming service.
Linking out
Most blocks on a smart link page are links pointing somewhere — your music platforms, your store, your tour page, your YouTube channel, a specific product, your mailing list signup. Each link block lets you set the destination address and the label fans see.
When you are linking to something inside TribeNest — like a product in your Store or a sign-up for your Memberships — paste the full address of that page so fans land in the right place.
Choosing what to put on the page
A smart link works best when it has a clear purpose. A few patterns that work well:
- Link-in-bio — A short stack of buttons (six is plenty), starting with what is most current — your latest release — and rounded out with the staples like your store, mailing list, and tour page.
- Release page — Big artwork at the top, a single row of streaming buttons (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, etc.), and maybe a "Join the mailing list" call to action below.
- Tour page — A list of dates with a ticket link next to each one.
- Drop page — One product or offer, big image, big "Buy now" button, no distractions.
Less is more
Smart link pages convert best when there is a clear hierarchy. Lead with one thing, support with a few, then taper off. A wall of twenty buttons confuses fans more than it helps them.
Previewing your changes
The editor preview is the page — what you see is what fans get. Switch between the Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile toggles often as you edit, especially if you are adding new sections. A layout that looks great on desktop can feel cramped on a phone.
Saving your work
When the page is where you want it, click Save in the top right. You will see a confirmation toast, and your live smart link updates immediately — anyone who visits the address from that moment forward sees the new version.
If something goes wrong while saving, you will see an error toast. Check your internet connection and try again.
What's next
- Smart link templates — Apply a fresh template to your link.
- Tracking and pixels — Hook your link up to ad measurement.
- Smart link analytics — See how your page is performing.