Add Cards

Four kinds of card

A card block has photos, a title, and a description — but what it does when someone taps it depends on its type, set at the top of the card’s settings:

• Showcase — the whole card links out to a URL. No price, no detail view. Use it to just show something off.
• For sale — carries a price and opens a detail view with your photos, description, and a button that sends the buyer to your own checkout link.
• Affiliate link — carries a referral URL as the card’s button; price is optional, shown for context.
• Promo code — shows a code that copies to the clipboard when tapped, with an optional button URL underneath.

For-sale and affiliate-link cards open a detail view when tapped on your live page — the editor canvas just selects the card for editing instead, so use the Preview tab to see the detail view itself.

A card is not a product

A for-sale card shows a price and a button, but that button sends the buyer away from your page to wherever you set as the button URL — Keepp never takes payment through a card. If you want to take payment on the page itself through Stripe, use a product block instead. See sell a product for that. Picking the wrong one here is the most common mix-up on this page, so check before you build around it.

Photos and image shape

Every card takes up to 5 photos; the first is used as the cover image on the card front. Image shape is square (the default) or portrait (4:5, sized for Instagram-native photos so they don’t get cropped).

Additional info

For-sale and affiliate-link cards have an additional info field — terms, sizing, delivery — shown only in the detail view, kept separate from the description so the card front stays short.

How many cards to add

Add as many cards as your page needs. A page with forty cards is a page nobody finishes, though — lead with the few things you most want people to act on, and use a nav block or headers if the page needs sections.