What you can do
Start with what you want visitors to do. A module shows content on your page. A link opens a profile, website or app. Each catalog entry explains what is supported and how to add it.
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How to set it up
Browse the catalog and check the supported page types and format on the detail page.
Create or open your Link Page or Action Hub. Save the page before adding a module.
For a module, open Modules and choose the platform. For a link, add a button or social icon in your page editor.
Add the requested URL or details. On a Link Page, place modules above links, after a selected link or at the bottom. On an Action Hub, choose before actions, after actions or the bottom.
Preview your content, save it and open your public page. Keep the page published so visitors can see it.
Good to know
- Availability depends on the supported format, your page settings and the destination provider.
Questions & answers
What is the difference between a module and a link?
A module displays content within your page. A link takes visitors to another page or opens an app. A platform may support both formats.
Do visitors need to allow external content?
Spotify, YouTube and Calendly stay unloaded until a visitor chooses to load them. Visitors can keep them blocked, open the provider directly or unload the content again.
Can I change the order later?
Yes. Move modules within their selected area, choose another placement, hide them or remove them in the editor. Your existing links and actions remain available.
Do I need a paid Lynko plan?
The four page modules are included on every plan. Your existing page, link and feature limits still apply. A provider may have its own account requirements or charges.
What if my platform is not listed?
You can usually add its public HTTPS URL as a website button. This opens the destination; it does not add an embedded player, account connection or data sync.