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Getting started

See a page built from a link you already have, claim it, and learn how blocks work.

  1. 1

    Try a Page Before You Sign Up, and Claim It

    Paste a link you already have, get a Keepp page built from it in under a minute, and claim it with an email code. No account needed to look.

  2. 2

    Claim Your Page

    Sign in with an email code, claim your keepp.link address, start from a finished template and make it yours in a few short steps.

  3. 3

    How Your Page Works

    How blocks, the two-column grid, and publishing fit together in the Keepp editor.

  4. 4

    Choosing the Right Block

    All eighteen block types at a glance, so you know which one to reach for, including the one distinction that matters most if you're selling.

  5. 5

    Set Up Your Profile

    Set up your profile photo (circle or full-width cover), social icons, and a highlight button.

  6. 6

    Add Links and Buttons

    Add a link block, choose between a plain button and an image-led card, and pick an icon for either one.

  7. 7

    Style Your Page

    Start from a template's look, set your page's brand color, background, font pairing, style preset, block style, buttons and motion, then override colors and motion on any individual block.

  8. 8

    Edit Your Page by Asking

    Describe the change you want and the editor makes it: reorder blocks, rewrite headings, restyle the page. Nothing goes live until you publish, and undo takes back anything you don't like.

  9. 9

    Publish Your Page

    What publishing actually does, how to preview first, what happens to changes you haven't published yet, and the two things that can stop a publish.

  10. 10

    Put Your Link in Your Bio

    Get your keepp.link URL in front of people, wherever you already post.

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    Connect Your Own Domain

    Serve your Keepp page at a domain you own, like shop.yourbrand.com. The three DNS records to add, where to add them at Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Namecheap, Squarespace, Porkbun and IONOS, and how to tell when it is live.