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Features

Everything below is included. There is no paid tier to unlock any of it, and no badge advertising us on your page.

Getting started

Pick a handle, paste a few links, choose a theme. There is no setup wizard beyond that, and nothing to configure before your page works.

  • A handle and a password; no email required to sign up
  • Add your first links and pick a theme as you go
  • Your page is live the moment you have one link on it
  • An email address is optional, and only used to reset your password
Adding your first links, straight after signing upFull size

Your links

Paste a URL and the service, icon, label and group are detected for you. No picking icons from a grid, no filling in four fields per link.

  • Up to 100 links, free
  • Icons and service names detected from the URL
  • Titles and descriptions fetched from the destination, so two YouTube links read differently
  • Favicons fetched and cached, with a fallback that never leaves a broken image
  • Override the detected type, or invent your own
  • Drag to reorder; group into Shops, Social, Support and Links, or your own sections
  • Switch any link off without deleting it
  • Deleting shows an undo toast before it commits
The link editor, with groups and per-link controlsFull size
Editing a link: label, URL, type and groupFull size

Eight themes

Every theme renders the same page — they differ in type, spacing and colour, not in what they can show. Switching is one click and never loses anything.

  • Paper, Ink, Slab, Console, Vapor, Column, Riso and Dusk
  • Each with a light and a dark scheme
  • Ink and Console arrive dark, because that is what they are
  • Preview link in Settings, so you can check before your visitors do
  • Switching theme keeps your place on the page, so you can try several quickly
All eight themes, each shown with the same profile

Light and dark

Every theme has both schemes. Follow each visitor's device, or pin one.

  • Auto follows the visitor's system setting
  • Or pin light or dark for everyone
  • Optional switch on your page so visitors can choose, remembered on their device
The same profile in dark modeFull size
Choosing the colour scheme

Your colours

Set an accent and the page takes it: headings, chips, focus rings, and a trace of it in the background itself.

  • A colour picker per theme; Riso takes two spot inks
  • The dark-mode variant is derived from it, so it stays legible on both
  • A subtle tint of it in the page background
  • Text drawn on the accent flips between light and dark for contrast automatically
  • Reset to the theme's own colours whenever you like
A custom accent colour, tinting the page with itFull size
The accent and sub-accent colour pickers

Pictures

A profile picture and a wide cover, with the avatar overlapping the cover's edge.

  • PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF and SVG
  • Animated GIFs and animated SVGs keep animating
  • Round or square, or whatever the theme prefers
  • A light or dark backdrop for logos with transparent backgrounds, or none at all
  • Uploads are validated by their actual bytes, never by what the browser claims
  • Served from our own domain, so nothing about your visitors reaches an image host
Profile picture and cover controls

Language and direction

Choose the language of your page and the rest follows — including which way it reads. Direction is not a separate switch you can get wrong.

  • English, Persian and Arabic
  • Right-to-left languages mirror the whole page: layout, icons and row numbers
  • Matching webfonts load only when the text actually needs them
  • Group headings translate; sections you named yourself are left exactly as you typed them
  • The site itself is available in the same languages, chosen from the header
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Choosing the language of your public page

What your page shows

A handful of switches, each of which removes something rather than adding a setting to tune.

  • Show or hide the avatar
  • Turn the fade-in animation off
  • Turn the search box and group chips off if you have only a few links
  • Ungroup everything into one flat list
  • Drag your sections into the order you want them
The switches that decide what your page shows
Dragging your sections into the order you want

Click stats

Built in, not a paid add-on. Counts only — never who your visitors are.

  • Clicks per link over 7, 30 or 90 days
  • Page views and click-through rate
  • Your top links, ranked
  • No third-party analytics on your public page, ever
Click stats with per-range totals and top linksFull size

Sharing

One URL to put everywhere, with a QR code for print and slides.

  • mymeta.page/yourname
  • QR code you can download
  • Copy-ready snippets for Instagram, TikTok and email signatures
  • Change your handle twice per 30 days; the old one redirects for 30 days after
The share page, with a QR code and copy-ready linkFull size
Your page address, and changing it

On a phone

The page is built narrow first, so it does not need a mobile version — it is one.

  • Server-rendered HTML, no client framework
  • Self-hosted fonts, so nothing is requested from another company
  • Loads on a slow connection because there is very little to load
How a profile renders on a phoneFull size

Finding things

Once you have more than a handful of links, visitors need a way through them.

  • Press / to search
  • Filter by group with one tap
  • Search matches fetched titles too, not just your labels
Filtering a page down with the search boxFull size

Your account

Free, and yours to leave whenever you like.

  • A recovery code shown once, or a reset link by email if you added one
  • Send feedback from Settings, or from the contact page without an account
  • Delete your page and everything with it, immediately — no retention period
  • No card, no paid tier, no branding badge on your page
The recovery code, shown once
Sending feedback from Settings

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Claiming a handle takes about a minute, and you can change it later.

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