Blocks add content between your links. They are free on every plan.
Add a block
- Open the editor and choose Edit.
- Choose the + button in the links section.
- Choose a block under Blocks, fill it in, and choose Add.
- Choose Save in the toolbar.
To change a block, choose it in the editor. To remove it, choose the cross on its corner. If you remove one by mistake, choose Undo in the message that follows.
Block types
| Block | What visitors see | What you set |
|---|---|---|
| Discount code | An offer and a code they copy in one tap | The offer, the code, a store link (optional), an end date (optional). The code hides when it ends |
| Message button | A button that opens a chat | WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, SMS, or email, your number or username, and a message filled in for the visitor (optional) |
| FAQ | Questions that open to show their answers | Up to 10 questions and answers |
| Countdown | Days, hours, minutes, and seconds to a date | A label, the date and time, and the text to show when it ends |
| Gallery | Images in a grid that open full size | Up to 12 images in 2 or 3 columns, each with a description |
| File | A PDF to open or download | One PDF of up to 5 MB |
| Poll | A question and its answers. Visitors see the results after they vote | A question and 2 to 6 answers. You see the results in the editor |
| Feed | The latest posts from a blog, a newsletter, or a podcast | A feed address, or a site address that lists its feed, and 3 or 5 posts |
Codes, message buttons, and files count as link clicks in your analytics.
Collections
A section header can group the links under it.
- Choose a section header in the editor, or add one.
- Under Show the links under it as, choose Stack, Grid, or Carousel.
- Choose Update, then Save.
The links after the header, up to the next block, take that layout on your page. Page layout keeps them in the layout of the rest of your links.