A bio page on urlpath.cloud started life as a clean, centered card — and it still looks great that way. But if you want it to look like yours, every part of the page is now customizable from the same redirect editor you set the page up in. Here's the full tour.
Page background
In the Bio Page section, Page background offers four modes:
- Theme — the default light look, tinted with your theme color.
- Solid color — any hex you like. On dark colors the page's text switches to light automatically; you never tune contrast by hand.
- Gradient — ten named presets, from Midnight to Peach.
- Image — a direct link or an uploaded photo, with an optional dim overlay so buttons stay readable.
Fonts, buttons, and avatar
The Fonts & buttons row picks the page's font (system stacks — instant load, no webfonts), the link button shape (rounded, pill, or square), the fill (white card, soft tint, solid accent, or outline), and whether the avatar is a circle or a square. Every combination works on every layout, and button styles follow your theme color.
Banner image
Add a banner (link or upload) and it sits at the top of the page as a wide image above your avatar — good for a photo, a logo strip, or a campaign visual.
Dark mode for visitors
Set Dark mode: Auto and visitors whose phone or computer is in dark mode see a dark version of the page automatically — no JavaScript, no flash, and their own system toggle flips it live. Light-mode visitors see the normal page. (If you picked a custom background, it keeps managing its own colors.)
Social icon row
Fill in any of the Social icons fields — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Pinterest, Twitch, GitHub, or Email — and they render as a compact row of brand icons under your bio. Icons are theme-tinted (white on dark backgrounds), and only the platforms you fill in appear.
Link extras: thumbnails, subtext, badges, pins
Every link row has a second line:
- Thumbnail — a direct image link or an upload, shown in place of the emoji icon (full-width on the grid layout).
- Subtext — a short second line under the label.
- Badge — a small chip on the card's corner: "New", "Sale", "Limited".
- Pin — highlights the card with your accent color.
- Click counts — opt in from the Social icons section and each button shows its public click count (a running total; no visitor data is kept for it).
Links show a small health chip in the editor too — a background check runs a few times a day, and a button whose destination stopped responding gets flagged as Down so you can fix it before visitors find it.
Reordering and sections
The ↑ / ↓ arrows move a row up or down — top to bottom is exactly what visitors see. A row's type can be a Link, a Section header (its text becomes a heading that groups what follows), or a Divider. In the grid layout, headers and dividers span the full width.
Schedule a link
Every link has optional Available from and Available until times. Before the start time the link shows as a dimmed card with a countdown chip — "Available in 2d 4h", or just the date when it's further out — and it becomes clickable automatically when the time arrives. After the end time it disappears from the page on its own, so a limited offer or an event link can go up days in advance and retire itself without you remembering to touch it. A link ending within 48 hours shows a small "Ends in…" chip.
Video and music
Set a row's type to Video / music and paste a YouTube link (video, Shorts, playlist) or a Spotify link (track, album, playlist, episode, show). The official player renders right in the list — no redirects, no broken embeds, only those two platforms.
Save contact card
Tick Show a "Save contact" button (with your Email social icon filled in) and visitors get a one-tap button that downloads your contact card — name, email, and your domain — straight into their phone's address book.
Collect visitor emails
Turn on Collect visitor emails and the page grows a short subscribe form. Submissions are stored for you and emailed to your account address once a day; spam is kept out by a hidden bot trap and a per-network rate limit, and no full IP addresses are kept. The privacy policy (§2 and §4) covers exactly what's stored.
Everything composes
These settings stack: a dark gradient background with solid pill buttons, a banner, socials, a contact card, section headers, and a pinned thumbnail link all work together — and the plain defaults still look like the clean page you started with. Open any bio page in the dashboard and make it yours.