What's new

Security-check issues now have limited diagnostics and internal alerts, without recording your credentials or codes. Status messages and retry remain available on the form.

The form shows when the security check is ready and lets you retry if it expires or cannot finish.

On the homepage, tools and guides, the create-page button stays on one line. A compact menu keeps other links accessible, with keyboard and outside-click closing.

Quick values, precise errors, a manual copy fallback and results that are easier to read on mobile. Advanced constraints are grouped together, with keyboard controls and masking when you leave the tab.

Ten discovery generations are available before email confirmation. Your last result remains copyable. Members retain access without a quota. A personal introduction from Steeve connects the tool to your page and digital projects.

Every Lynks member, on a free or paid plan, can use the password generator from Tools with no quota, extra charge or additional email confirmation. Visitors retain access through a confirmed email.

A local password and passphrase generator with explicit copying and compatibility settings.

A portrait from the Lynks visual identity now accompanies sign-in, with a subtle graphic background and mobile-friendly framing. Forms, sign-in options and links keep their familiar positions.

Lynks emails protect their light backgrounds and text from Gmail’s dark mode transformations on iPhone. Layout, buttons, media and plain-text versions are preserved. Rendering can vary by email app and version.

The Lynks newsletter includes animated Bistrot and Studio demo previews with still fallbacks. Examples connect the message before a click with the action on the page. Project and creator social links are clearly separated. Lynks email signatures include an invitation to discuss a web, mobile or software project with Steeve. Plain text keeps image links separate from their captions.

The Lynks newsletter pairs a light layout with editorial photography and illustrated sections. The Bistrot example includes a short animation with a still fallback: one leading topic, a specific action near the top and clearly organised advice. Service emails keep readable links and footers in English and French. Address verification includes plain text. The preview follows draft corrections without keeping outdated translations.

Domain and verification requests remain accessible, including older ones. Account exports are complete, unavailable services are clearly identified and permanent access stays protected. Legacy annual subscriptions can be scheduled to switch to monthly billing when the paid period ends.

With lifetime access, the plan comparison shows a reminder of your permanent plan instead of an unnecessary subscription button, on mobile and desktop.

Your selected plan stays with you after requesting another confirmation email or resetting your password. Without a saved FR/EN choice, sign-up and login follow your browser language. Pricing clarifies payment fees, collaboration seats and loyalty tiers.

The homepage loads the text its components need; other pages retain their translations as you navigate. Slide progress keeps its appearance and timing while avoiding continuous layout calculations. Homepage footer links to features, QR and shortcuts keep your current language.

The 3D phone drawing and its engine load together as their section approaches. The first screen receives less code, with the same visuals, animations and dimensions. Leaving the page during loading does not leave a pending scene. The installation invitation and back-to-top labels also follow your language. Logos on nine bilingual pages preserve your language when you return home.

Moving from sign-in to sign-up keeps your selected plan. Email access retains your address when resending a link and updates the shortcut to your inbox. Hints and plan features follow your language. Sign-up highlights professional uses of Lynks. The QR generator explains email access, your Lynks account and Pro branding separately. Language switching follows the current page after navigation. Legal page navigation and labels also follow your language. Public pages load fewer translation strings. Editorial menus highlight professional tools, and the QR download hint is clearer on iPhone. Resource copy clarifies public previews, email access and features tied to an account or plan.

The logos on What’s new and the roadmap take you back to the homepage in your selected language, in French or English.

Invitations respect included seats even when people work at the same time. The same collaborator across several pages counts once. Existing access is preserved, and creating a client page confirms the page and its invitation together.

The homepage and blog distinguish newsletter sign-up from personal resource access. Confirmation follows acceptance of the subscription; if it cannot be confirmed, your address remains available to try again. The copy describes newsletter topics without promising templates or commercial results.

A setting in Account, disabled by default, lets you allow measurement of the days you open the dashboard home. Your choice applies across your devices without an additional tracker. You can withdraw your agreement and delete retained usage observations from the same screen. This setting does not subscribe you to marketing communications.

Articles about TikTok links, QR codes that will not scan and payment links are now available in English. Dates, bylines and homepage links follow your chosen language. Initial payment confirmation and renewal notifications reflect your subscription status more accurately. Loading the public announcement avoids repeatedly reading settings.

Your personal export covers more of your activity data. Pending subscription checkouts are tracked more reliably. To delete a subscribed account, cancel through the billing portal and wait until the subscription ends. Page transfers check the recipient’s capacity and include the custom domain. You can remove an existing domain after downgrading. Creator rewards await a human review of the published video. Workspace options, tools and messages better follow your language.

Dashboard statistics count all events, revenue separates currencies and confirmed subscribers are identified in audience reporting. The editor preserves block order, references in new versions and changes still awaiting a save. Domain quotes, payment confirmations, copying and English/French messages reflect the actual action state. Keyboard navigation stays inside open menus.

English and French guides and comparisons clarify profile links, tool access and built-in versus external payments. Fictional homepage profiles are presented as scenarios, without customer quotes. Import and page creation explain checks before publishing. Social profiles accept a handle or full URL without duplicating their address. Homepage links preserve the language on content pages.

The catalogue now focuses on 43 tools for links, contact details, visuals and professional workflows. Six redundant or less relevant micro-tools have been retired. Developer settings open correctly, the menu adapts to small screens and displayed benefits follow the owner’s active plan. Tool reporting now includes QR codes and short links. Tool sharing cards respect the page address and language.

Add an optimised logo and portrait, choose from three layouts and highlight one action. Check mobile, text and image-free previews, then export your signature. Images retain their proportions when space becomes narrower. Confirm your email in your browser to open full resources, without joining marketing lists.

The QR and email signature guides link to their tools in the introduction. The free QR generator comes before Pro options, its PNG retains a print margin and copied signatures include a readable text version.

Check your options when a printed QR code opens a broken link, then prepare and test your email signature on desktop and mobile. Both articles are available in English and French, with links to the relevant tools.

Background removal with transparent PNG export and its guide have been removed. The catalogue and professional journeys are up to date; PNG, JPG and WebP conversion remains available.

The homepage loads only the style classes its components need. Other pages use the complete styles, and files stay cached for later visits. Typography, visuals, animations and layout are preserved.

The mobile homepage prioritises its initial load before advanced animations. Rotating text and the animated handle pause off screen or in a hidden tab to avoid unnecessary work. Slides, visuals and controls keep their appearance. Notifications remain available immediately, even if loading is interrupted.

WhatsApp buttons and promotional announcements adapt their text colour to the background. Backgrounds, dimensions and layout are preserved.

Fictional links in older demos open an explanation with access to the new simulated enquiries. The notification button waits until the browser is ready, keeping its appearance and asking for no permission automatically. Reporting, feedback and installation help dialogs keep keyboard focus inside and return it to their button when closed, including by clicking the backdrop.

Brands, studios and stylists each have a demo page and an enquiry to try without an account. Businesses and content are fictional; enquiries are simulated. Existing examples remain available in the gallery, alongside a section dedicated to professional use.

The homepage heading, links and controls remain available when demos are temporarily unavailable. Rendering checks cover all three visual types and both languages.

With your agreement, Lynks measures loading, responsiveness and visual stability on its marketing pages. Measurements stay within Lynks, contain no visitor identifier and are kept for up to 90 days. You can refuse or withdraw agreement through privacy choices.

Images in demo phones hidden on mobile wait until they are displayed before loading. Images in the mockup below the first screen load as it approaches, leaving the opening backdrop first in line. The homepage keeps its visuals, animations and seven slides. Demo pages also declare the language of their content consistently.

Confirmation-email failures show how to resume. Internal reporting separates anonymous clicks, accepted emails, confirmed addresses and published pages. Product returns are measured only with agreement and kept for up to 90 days.

Brands, fashion stylists and studios have dedicated pages in French and English. Five profession pages explain how to start, which plans fit and what page statistics can show. Demonstrations remain clearly labelled.

Your Pro or Business choice stays available after signing up by email link or password. Public pages offer links between languages and a more compact privacy panel, with refusal still one click away.

Internal reporting separates the service audience, published pages and confirmed subscriptions. Unknown amounts remain clearly marked to support decisions about the offer.

Privacy choices and setup messages use simpler wording focused on Lynks features. Detailed provider information remains available on the legal pages.

The Lynks data backup procedure has been verified through an isolated restoration and a comparison of data and permissions. Uploaded files are tracked separately.

Usage tracking distinguishes confirmed generations from requests still in progress. When creator video analysis is unavailable, your submission stays pending for manual review.

Monitoring distinguishes completed tasks, interruptions and paused processing. Extended gaps remain visible to help track the services behind your account.

Purchase confirmation records the sale and access together. Receipts, course links and delivery emails are queued and retried after an interruption. They may arrive in the minutes following confirmation. Product downloads remain available from their page as soon as the purchase is confirmed.

Reading preferences and panels follow your choices, including for the current session when browser storage is unavailable. Image slicing and compression keep their exports, and form entries remain available after an error.

Read and management access follow each collaborator’s assigned role in the editor and related features. An unrecognised assignment grants no access.

Cards, stories and app icons also support WebP avatars. Accents and common symbols use the service’s own fonts. Previews of protected pages remain neutral. Automatic feeds keep their refresh intervals and interrupted reads never become incomplete content.

The homepage keeps its demos and presents extra details in two expandable sections. Secondary text and tool labels are easier to read, editor controls are easier to tap and slides pause during keyboard navigation. The initial background loads first. Forms also fit small screens and remain ready after navigation. The homepage pause control is available as soon as the page opens. Preview images are sized for their display and the language choice follows navigation. Quick links load your chosen page when you open it.

The policy explains how long form records are kept and their daily removal. Abuse case records can be retained with a reason and a limited deadline.

Choose optional statistics, pixels and external content on each page. You can change or withdraw your choices at any time. Statistics distinguish visits from measured browser identifiers. Custom domains use their page’s settings.

Confirmed purchases resume automatically after an interruption. Contact messages stay in the form if saving fails, so you can try again.

On phones, the home page text and both buttons stay fully visible on every slide. Long headings wrap to fit the screen.

Add a question to your giveaway, with two to four answers: only people who answer right can enter. Great to check that people actually watched your video or your live. The right answer never leaves our servers.

Every confirmed sale (paid link, digital product, course) adds the buyer to your contacts, with the purchase in their history. You can build a « bought from you » segment and start an automation after a purchase. Emails sent from it still only reach buyers who agreed to yours.

A giveaway draw is now a trigger: write to your winners, and give those who did not win a consolation prize. A step can now give access to one of your courses. And your segments can filter on a tag added by an automation, or on your giveaway winners.

Pick what triggers it (a subscription, a booking, a giveaway entry, a course enrolment...), then chain up to five steps: wait, send an email, add a tag. Each contact goes through once, emails only reach people who agreed to yours, and you see where everyone stands. Tags show on the contact page.

From Contacts, pick a segment (your buyers, your students, fans in one city) and write to it directly. Only people who agreed to your emails receive it, failing addresses are left out, and every message carries a one-click unsubscribe link. Large sends go out in batches, and you follow progress in the campaign history.

Your newsletters now reach all your subscribers, even beyond 300: large sends go out in batches of 250, every fifteen minutes, until the last one. Addresses that no longer exist or that reported you as spam are left out automatically, to keep your messages out of spam folders. Each account has a monthly sending limit, clearly stated when reached. And email confirmation is checked by default on new signup blocks.

Upload files straight into your lessons (PDFs, templates, audio, up to 2 GB): they are stored with xFer, and students get a link valid for one hour, renewed at each click. For your giveaways, add a code to say out loud, in a live or a video: only people who heard it can enter.

The “To do” list on your home now tells you when a live is open, when a giveaway has closed and awaits its draw, when entries are waiting for your decision, when a giveaway ends within 48 hours, and when students have not completed a lesson in two weeks. And search (Cmd K) now finds your giveaways and courses too.

During a live, launch a poll in one tap: viewers vote from your page, one vote each, and watch the results move in real time. Open questions too: they land in your control room, and nothing shows on your page until you pick one. And if someone opened your page before the live started, the banner appears on its own, without reloading.

Your courses can now be paid. Buyers enter their address, pay with PayPal (or by card once Stripe is connected), and get their personal access link right away. The money goes straight to you, with no Lynks commission, and the sale shows up in your revenue.

New in Pro: build a course in modules and lessons, with text, YouTube or Vimeo videos, files to download, quiz questions and action buttons. Choose free preview lessons, publish the course as free or by invitation, and grant access by hand whenever you want. Students get a personal link, no account needed, follow their progress and pick up where they left off. Every enrolment joins your contacts.

New in Pro: during a TikTok, Instagram or YouTube live, drive your page from your phone. In one tap, show a product, a call to action, a giveaway, a flash offer with its countdown (the page goes back to normal on its own when it ends), or a code to say out loud that viewers type with their email. Visitors see it within seconds, without reloading. The control room shows who is on your page right now, contacts, codes used and sales since the live started.

New in Pro: giveaways. Create your giveaway (prize, dates, countries, minimum age, number of winners and backups) with a rules template to complete, shown in full on the giveaway page. People enter for free with their email, each one gets a referral link, and suspicious entries (disposable address, bursts, same device, self-referral) wait for your review instead of being counted automatically. The draw runs on our servers, once, and its proof is published: number of entries, list fingerprint, seed revealed afterwards and method. Entrants join your contacts.

The shop, digital products delivered automatically, paid links, tips, personalised messages, memberships and booking deposits are now included in Pro and Business. The money still goes straight to your account, and Lynks takes no commission. The pricing page and the plan comparison spell it out.

To build your page from your site, your profile or a description, we now ask for your email address before building. That is where your link arrives to keep the version you choose, on any device. We do not use it to market to you.

The AI generators (bio, captions, hashtags, content ideas, brand name) are now included in Pro and Business, up to 300 generations a day. This limit already existed; it is now spelled out on the pricing page instead of being presented as unlimited. Without a subscription, an AI credit pack is enough: one credit per generation. Your workspace tells you what your account allows before you fill in the form.

New Pro block: a scored quiz. You write your questions, the points for each answer and the results by score range; your visitors answer and get a personalised result. If you ask for it, they leave their email to see it and become contacts with their score, visible on your Contacts page and usable in your segments. The score is computed by our servers from your points, never in the visitor's browser.

On your Contacts page, create segments from what you actually know: people who accept your emails, those who came from a campaign or a QR code, those who already booked or wrote to you, those who arrived in the last thirty days. A person enters or leaves a segment on their own, for example if they withdraw their consent. Every segment exports to CSV.

The five generators (bio, captions, hashtags, content ideas, brand name) now run from your free account, under Tools in your space. That is where your plan and your credits truly apply. The public pages of these tools stay open to everyone and take you there in one click.

A contact's record now shows how they arrived: your campaign (UTM parameters), a QR code, one of your short links, or the site that sent them to you. First and latest source, when they differ. New QR codes for your pages carry a discreet marker so they can be recognised. Nothing follows the visitor from site to site: only where their visit came from is kept, for the length of that visit.

A new activity icon at the top of the dashboard shows what your pages brought you: messages, bookings and subscriptions, with the person's name. A dot marks what arrived since your last visit, and each line opens the contact's record, where their full history now appears.

The dashboard menu is organised by activity rather than by tool: the essentials (your pages, your contacts, your messages), selling, marketing, analytics, then everything else. Nothing is gone, every screen simply found its place. Your contacts also join the direct links in the top bar.

The + Create button, at the top of every screen, starts from your goal: create a page, collect leads, take bookings, sell something, create a link or a QR. Each goal offers its paths (a template, the guided assistant, your existing website, Linktree) and takes you straight to the right place.

Quick search (Cmd K or Ctrl K) is no longer limited to menus: it finds your pages, your short links, your contacts and the tools, and offers actions such as creating a page or connecting a domain. Accents and capital letters no longer get in the way.

A new Contacts page brings together everyone who came through your pages: subscribers, messages, bookings. One record per person, even if they wrote to you several times, with their details, what they agreed to receive and their history. Search finds a name, an email or a phone number, with or without accents.

At the top of your dashboard, a short list tells you what needs your attention, most pressing first: bookings in the next seven days, a button on your page that leads to a dead page, this week's messages and new subscribers, a domain waiting for its setup, a page ready to publish. Every line is a real number and takes you straight to where you can act. When there is nothing, nothing shows.

Connecting a domain name you already own (for example links.yourbrand.com) is now open from the Pro plan, as the pricing page says: one domain on Pro, ten on Business. Enter it under Domains, then point its DNS record as shown.

On the most complete tools (media kit, sponsored rate, creator income, partnership contract, links that open the app), your first visit is entirely free: use it as much as you like. On your next visit a free account is requested, and what you entered is kept on your device: once you sign up, you land straight back on the tool and find it as you left it. If you already have an account, the tool no longer asks you for anything.

When you create a page, an address collection block is now offered, already ticked, on both creation paths: the first-run wizard and the dashboard form. Untick it if you would rather not, and nothing is added when the template you pick already includes one. The reason is simple: an audience that follows you by email stays yours even if a network changes its rules overnight.

A bio link that will not open, a QR code that will not scan, a customer who cannot pay you: three guides that work through each failure in order, from the most common cause to the rarest. New in form: the free tool that answers the question now appears the moment it comes up, inside the text, instead of only at the end of the article.

Until you publish, the dashboard focuses on one thing: create, customise, then publish your page. Stats, rewards and offers return after your first publication. Observed steps and error categories help the team improve this journey without recording your page content.

If your account uses two-factor authentication, your preview stays available while you confirm your password and TOTP or recovery code. You can correct an error from the same link.

Your imported or generated preview now travels with your sign-in link, even when you open the email on another device. It stays in your dashboard for seven days after sign-in. Choose the blocks to keep within your plan’s limit, then create a draft page. If creation fails, you can retry from the same preview.

You can correct your sign-up details before creating your account. If your confirmation link has expired or has already been used, the sign-in page guides you to request another link or access your existing account. The home page also presents ways to use Lynks without suggesting that its illustrative portraits are customers.

Until now, nearly every visit was filed under "internal", whatever its real origin. A visit arriving from a Google search now shows up as one, and a direct visit is no longer confused with someone moving between your own pages. Nothing to do on your side: the fix applies to new visits, and already recorded history keeps its old label. In practice, you can finally tell whether your audience comes from your socials, from word of mouth or from search, and therefore where to keep pushing.

Your dashboard now lives at app.lynks.pro, and that is where it installs as an app, on phone and desktop alike. If you had added it to your home screen before this change, remove the icon and reinstall from the new address: the old one still points at the old place. Along the way, opening the app after your session has expired now takes you to the sign-in page instead of dropping you back into the browser. Your public page does not move an inch: it stays on lynks.pro.

You can now close every session at once from Account and settings, on all your devices, including the one you left at a friend's place. Changing your password also closes sessions opened elsewhere: taking back control is a single action. And if you are not sure where an access leaked from, a second option cuts everything, sessions and API key included.

When you turn on two-factor authentication, you get ten recovery codes. Keep them somewhere other than your phone: they are what gets you back in if you lose it or replace it. Each one works only once, and you can generate a fresh set whenever you want. Turning two-factor off now asks you to confirm it is really you.

New passwords are at least fifteen characters. A whole sentence works perfectly well, and is easier to remember than a string of symbols: we impose no composition rules. Your current password keeps working until you change it.

If you find a security problem in Lynks, you now know where to write and what to expect. Our disclosure policy says who to contact, how fast we answer, what you may test, and our commitment never to pursue good-faith research.

During the Pro trial, translation is included, but it leaves with the trial. The translations screen now offers, below the editor, to keep one language on that page for good: 2 EUR or 20 credits, yours for life even on the free plan. Another fix: a free account that had bought one language never saw the offer again and could not buy a second. Languages already paid for are simply removed from the list.

An account on trial that wanted to subscribe to Pro was told « You are already on this plan »: the payment was refused, while the same account could buy Business without a word. That is fixed. And subscribing no longer wipes out the trial: your card is saved right away, nothing is charged that day, the trial runs to its end and the first charge only lands then. Paid time is added to the trial instead of replacing it.

In English, the app still answered in French whenever an action failed or succeeded: « Non connecté », « Cet identifiant est déjà pris », « Tu es déjà sur cette offre ». The 219 messages returned by the dashboard, the forms and the payment flow now exist in both languages. A message added later without a translation will show in French rather than leaving a blank.

New accounts now get 3 days of Pro instead of 30, still with no credit card. A full month pushed the deadline so far out that people forgot it, and it hid one-off purchases such as page translation for the whole period. On a product where a page takes ten minutes to build, three days is enough to judge Pro. Trials already running are unchanged, and the free plan still has no time limit.

The page shown when an address does not exist stayed in French for everyone, and its text had lost its accents along the way. It now exists in English like the rest of the site, and its French is properly accented. The four shortcuts it offers, home, examples, page creation and login, follow the same language.

The two pages that tell the story of the product, the roadmap and the changelog, now live at lynks.pro/en/roadmap and lynks.pro/en/nouveautes. Every line can carry its English version, and the ones that do not yet stay readable in French rather than showing a blank. The most recent entries, the ones you read at the top of the page, are translated.

When you pick French or English, your choice is now saved on your account, not just in your browser. In practice, the Lynks.Pro letter finally reaches you in your own language: until now it went out in French for everyone. And for visitors whose language we cannot guess, the interface now opens in English. If your browser announces French, nothing changes for you.

A larger pack now sits alongside the 50-credit one: 150 credits for 10 EUR, the best value of the two. Your credits cover everything: bios and captions, hashtags, and translating your pages at 20 credits per language. The 50-credit pack only covered two languages, this one covers seven. Paying in credits also works out cheaper than buying a translation on its own.

Automatic page translation is no longer Pro-only. From the Translations tab you pick a language and unlock it for 2 EUR, or for 20 credits if you have some on your account. Title, bio and button labels get translated, then you edit everything before publishing. The language is yours on that page for good, retranslations included: change your links later and you rerun the translation without paying again. Pro still includes every language on every page.

Your number, pricing, step, question, testimonial, heading and text blocks can now carry their own background, with a matching text colour. You can build real full-width colour bands instead of a single page background, and your page finally picks up the rhythm of your identity. The setting lives in each block, in the editor. Nothing changes on your current pages until you tick the box.

Your page structure was rebuilt so assistive technology and search engines follow it properly: a single main heading, sections nested in order, buttons that announce where they lead. Nothing changes visually. Visitors using a screen reader stop getting lost, and Google understands what your page is about.

The referral ladder is clearer: each rung now unlocks a 30-day trial of the feature rather than an unclear permanent unlock, and the community Pro pack stays yours for good once twelve people have signed up through you. What you already unlocked stays unlocked.

Premium themes, animated avatar, premium templates and the QR pack now arrive as 30-day trials when you unlock them through referrals. You get the real feature, in full, long enough to judge whether it earns its place on your page.

The verified badge shown on your public page is now tied to the Pro plan rather than granted separately. One rule instead of two, so what you see on your page always matches what you pay for.

On a phone, the editor's action buttons could end up hidden behind the navigation bar, which made some blocks impossible to save without scrolling blindly. They now stay above it, whatever the length of your page.

The Lynks.Pro letter kept reusing the same few images from one issue to the next. Each section now draws from a wider set and avoids what the previous issues already used, so the letter stops looking like a template.

The moment you publish, a screen offers to share your page straight away: a link to copy, a QR to scan or drop in a story, direct sharing to your networks. That first share is what brings your first visitors, and it was the step people forgot.

Hairdressers and barbers, tattoo artists and DJs each get their own landing page, with blocks built for their trade: booking, portfolio, deposit, dates, booking kit.

The referral rewards ladder used to live only in the dashboard. It now has a public page showing all six rungs, from premium themes up to the full Pro pack gifted by your community, and it makes clear that the person you invite also leaves with a welcome gift. Easier to share, easier to grasp before even creating an account.

Three additions to make the site clearer and better shared. An About page explaining why Lynks is an independent tool, zero commission, built to make you independent rather than dependent. A page listing every issue of the Lynks.Pro letter, with archives you can read without an account. And dedicated share preview images for guides, comparisons and profession pages, so every link shared on social gets its own thumbnail.

Two new public pages. The Pricing page lays out the free, Pro and Business plans with monthly, yearly and lifetime detail, plus a billing FAQ. The Security page explains in plain terms what protects your account, your data and your income: zero commission, two-factor authentication, data export at any time, forms protected against spam and GDPR compliance. Your audience belongs to you, and it shows.

The Lynks.Pro product newsletter was rebuilt like a magazine: large creator photos at the head of each section (never the same image twice), confident headings in the home page typeface, coloured action buttons with an arrow, and an « In brief » section at the end for shorter items, laid out as horizontal cards with a square thumbnail. The goal: a letter you want to read to the end and that makes you want to act, on phone as on desktop.

When you send a newsletter to your subscribers from your page, the email is now branded automatically: a « News from you » header and a « See my page » button that brings people back to your page. No more plain block of text, every send is a chance to bring in traffic. The Lynks.Pro product newsletter was also redone: illustrated hero, sections as cards, altogether more alive.

Page templates are more complete. The Musician template includes a release countdown, the Shop a promo countdown, the Coach and Freelance a real appointment booking, and Restaurant, Coach, Shop, Freelance and Company a pre-filled FAQ to adapt. You start from a page already built to convert, and only have to make it yours. Countdowns start at 30 days and adjust in one click.

In the creator directory, the pages rising fastest over the last 7 days get a « Trending » badge and move up among their peers. A virtuous circle: the more visitors you bring to your page, the more it gets seen in the directory, the more it brings in. Paid promotion still keeps its place right at the top.

Your page stats now show three new rankings: your visitors' browsers, their systems (iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and so on) and above all your acquisition channels, meaning where your traffic comes from. This data was already collected on every visit, it is finally visible, so you can tell what works and where to invest.

Two benefits for paying members. Recognition of seniority first: your loyalty card shows how long you have been a member and an honorary tier (loyal member, established, founding). Priority second: in the creator directory, your page ranks ahead of free accounts. Paid promotion stays one notch above, keeping its place right at the top.

Paying accounts now see a loyalty card on their dashboard, thanking them and restating the value they keep getting, with direct access to managing their subscription. No more reward messages that made no sense to a subscriber, who already has everything: real recognition instead.

On your dashboard, a rewards ladder now shows you in advance which Pro features you can unlock for free by looking after your page: publishing unlocks the premium themes, reaching 5 blocks the animated avatar, filling your page to 100 % the premium templates, adding a selling block 14 days of promotion, and 1000 views the branded QR pack. Each step shows your progress and what you gain, so the path is clear. Free accounts only, since subscribers already have everything.

On your very first login, a guided welcome replaces the blank page: you pick your profile (creator, musician, restaurant, coach, shop, freelance, non-profit and more) and see in advance what your page will hold. We then prepare a page already filled in, with the right theme and the right blocks. All that is left is naming your page, styling it and publishing. Classic creation and Linktree import stay available just below.

Publishing your page now gives you 3 extra blocks (11 instead of 8 on the free plan), on top of the premium themes already unlocked. And when you earn a reward, a small celebration appears on your dashboard telling you what you just unlocked. Along the way, email capture is more reliable: on a genuine error it shows « try again » instead of a false « thank you » that lost the email silently.

The yearly plan is now the one we put forward, because it is the better price: Pro at 5 EUR a month yearly (60 EUR a year) versus 7 EUR monthly, Business at 14 EUR a month yearly (168 EUR a year) versus 20 EUR monthly. We stay cheaper than Linktree, Beacons or Milkshake, and still take zero commission on your sales. Current subscribers keep their price.

Until now only referrals unlocked premium features. Looking after your page pays too: publishing unlocks the premium theme pack, filling your page to 100 % unlocks the premium templates, adding a payment block earns you 14 days of promotion in the directory, and 1000 views unlock the branded QR pack (HD, SVG). Nothing was taken away, everything is added.

Every dashboard page now shares the same width, aligned with the header, so you stop jumping from one width to another as you navigate. A guard also stops any oversized element from squeezing the app on mobile.

You can now change your page's public handle (lynks.pro/your-link) straight from the editor, without recreating the page. A clear warning tells you your old link will stop working before you confirm.

Snapchat is now offered in your page's list of social networks, alongside Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Add your handle and the button points to snapchat.com/add/your-handle.

The dashboard menu used to stack twenty-odd links that overflowed on desktop. It is now pared back: a few primary links and one clear, organised menu holding the whole navigation, consistent between desktop and mobile.

On mobile, the page editor could overflow sideways and the page « turned narrow »: dropdowns and fields would not shrink inside their row, and the image cropping frame was locked at 280px, too wide for small phones. Fields now shrink cleanly and the cropping frame adapts to the available width, with no loss of quality in the saved image.

The 6 /pour/<profession> pages (creator, musician, restaurant, coach, photographer, non-profit) now have their own English address, declared to Google. It also fixes two bugs along the way: the links to tools and recipes (guides and playbooks) were not translated, and the page illustration could fall out of sync in English.

The /blog hub, the sitemap and the static pages only showed the 7 database-managed articles as soon as at least one existed, hiding every file-based article (the complete link in bio guide, monetisation, SEO and more). Fixed: database and file sources are now merged everywhere, with the database taking priority on a duplicate.

13 new bilingual articles aimed at English-speaking traffic: comparisons against competitors not yet covered (Stan Store, Milkshake, Patreon, Later), practical guides (Ko-fi, media kit, digital business card, UTM), and a checklist for small shops. Every competitor fact quoted was checked at the source before publishing.

The last 2 untranslated universal guides (selling your courses commission-free, image sizes per network) now have their English address. The 2 remaining guides (French tax rules, TikTok monetisation in France) stay French-only on purpose: their subject is specific to France.

The 7 blog articles managed from the back office (the posts table, not the files) now have their English address too (lynks.pro/en/blog/...), reusing translations already produced. Until now only file-based articles were translated.

The 5 guides in the /ressources hub (separate from the 46 guides already translated) now have their own English address (lynks.pro/en/ressources/...), declared to Google. The guide comparing us with Linktree was adapted rather than translated word for word.

The 17 editorial blog articles now have their own English address (lynks.pro/en/blog/...), declared to Google. Articles comparing us with a competitor were adapted rather than translated word for word: the « designed in French » argument means nothing to an English-speaking reader, so it was replaced by the real differentiators (zero commission, all in one). Along the way, the names and descriptions of the 50 free tools, until now always shown in French across cross-links (guides, playbooks, blog, tools home), are translated too.

In the editor, if your page has no banner, a message now tells you that adding one makes it eligible for the public creator directory (lynks.pro/createurs), which only shows pages that have a banner.

On the Examples page, the identity badge (verified or official Lynks account) now shows directly on each card, next to the name, without having to open the page to see it.

The home page, the 49 free tools and 46 guides each now have their own English address (lynks.pro/en/...), declared to Google with the language tags it needs. Before this update the English version existed but stayed invisible to search engines: it depended on the visitor's browser language, never on the address. Every English page now has its own stable URL, indexable independently of the French page.

The whole site (home, free tools, guides, blog, login, dashboard including the page editor) now displays in English when you choose that language. The language adapts automatically to the visitor's browser on their first visit, and a discreet switcher lets you change at any time. Translating your own public page for your visitors was already available before this update.

A broken short link now triggers real follow-up: a notification in your dashboard on top of the email, then regular reminders if nothing changes (3 reminders over 7 days on free, 5 over 30 days on Pro and Business). After that the link is switched off automatically, but stays recoverable: fix the destination straight from your short links and reactivate it. With no reaction for 90 days after deactivation it is deleted for good and its lynks.pro address is freed. One more addition: you can finally change the destination of an existing short link, which was not possible before.

The « Save contact » sheet now embeds your photo directly in the saved contact, your networks (Instagram, LinkedIn and others) appear as named links in the address book, and the generated file finally follows the international contact card standard (accents and special characters, structured address). On the card page: a second phone number, a free-text note, one-click directions on the address, every detail copyable with a tap, a link to copy, a downloadable QR, and a dedicated preview when you share your card link.

Add a « Business card » button and a « WhatsApp » button under your profile photo. The card button opens, in a new tab, a contact sheet in your theme colours: photo, name, job title, phone, email, website, address, a QR to scan and a « Save contact » button (vCard, added straight to iPhone and Android). Ideal for turning your page into a real business card. Pro accounts only, switched on in your page profile.

A new Team block turns your page into a company business card: introduce each member (photo, name, role, phone, email) with a « Save contact » button that adds the details straight to the visitor's phone (vCard, works on iPhone and Android). A « Company » page template assembles the team, contact, WhatsApp, a quote request, opening hours and address in one click. The Team block is Pro accounts only.

Pro accounts now choose how their page appears on a computer, from 3 layouts: Cinematic cover (large photo hero), Rail plus column (fixed identity on the left, content on the right) and Structured showcase (buttons in a grid, rich full-width blocks). The styling stays that of your theme and mobile does not change. Free accounts keep the Cover layout. Set it in your page layout.

On a computer, your page takes the shape of a real website: a large cinematic hero picks up your cover photo, your avatar, your name and your bio, then your links sit below, nicely readable. The colour, the typeface and the styling stay exactly those of your theme, so your mobile page and your desktop page keep the same identity. On mobile, nothing changes. Live for everyone; Pro accounts will soon be able to pick between several layouts.

The footer is now consistent everywhere: legal notice, privacy, terms and contact are reachable from every page of the site, not just the home page. It also fixes a display flaw in the credit line on light-background pages, including the tool pages.

Pro accounts can pick an animated intro screen from 9 styles (fade, aurora, curtain, bloom, sweep, waves, ink, diagonal, pulse), personalised with your avatar, your page name and a line of text of your choice (« Welcome », for instance). A short premium opening effect, which clears on its own and never slows your page down. Adjustable in your page appearance.

A new kind of guide that chains several free tools towards a concrete goal: launch a digital product this weekend, a flyer that brings people in, turn a story into a sale, land a sponsorship, one link that works on every network. Each step is wired to the tool that does it, and your Lynks page closes the loop.

Paste a YouTube, Instagram, TikTok or Spotify link (and more) and get back a shareable link that tries to open the native app directly instead of the in-app browser, with a web fallback. Perfect when you share your video in a story and want people watching it in the YouTube app. Free: a few uses on the house, then a free account to keep going.

Your visitors can now turn on notifications from your page (a « Get notifications » button), and you can tell them about a release, a drop or a date in a single push, with no email. Pro and Business pages only.

Sell personalised messages or shout-outs straight from your page: the fan describes what they want (captured in your inbox), then pays directly at the price you set, into your PayPal. Zero commission, no middleman. Built for artists and public figures.

Show the media and brands talking about you with a Press block (a logo grid), and put one piece of news up front with an Announcement block (an info, offer or alert banner). Credibility and communication, at a glance.

Explain your method with a Steps block (how it works, in 1-2-3), and show your status with an Availability block (open to projects, current lead time, or fully booked), backed by a colour dot. Perfect for freelancers, creatives and professionals.

Built for professionals and shops: a pricing grid (service then price), clear opening hours, and a menu (name, price, description). Each entry fills in on a single line and inherits your page colours.

Tell your story with a Journey timeline (year then event: releases, awards, milestones), and lay out a Setlist or numbered list (tracklist, running order, steps). Two building blocks made for artists, public figures and creatives.

Put the numbers that matter up front in a grid of tiles: streams, followers, sales, awards, clients served. Perfect as proof of audience for an artist, a public figure or a business. One value per line, in Value then Label format.

Signed in, you pick each guide up where you left off, save the ones that matter, and write your own notes. Everything is kept on your account and follows you from one device to another.

Some guides now offer an actionable checklist in exchange for your email: you get it right away on screen and by email, in our branding. On the platform side, that builds an owned audience, exactly what the guide teaches you to do.

Every guide now offers to apply its lesson directly to your real page: one click and your editor opens with the right block ready to fill in (email capture, direct payment, testimonials, depending on the guide). No more reading and then hunting for where to act: you learn by building, without losing the thread.

The guides become playable: a reading progress bar, estimated reading time, adjustable text size, and a clickable table of contents that follows your reading and highlights the current section. At the foot of each guide you go straight from reading to acting on your real page. The first building block of an academy that teaches you by making you build.

Register your domain name and connect it to your page without leaving Lynks, and unlock premium options one at a time (promotion in the directory, templates and more), payable by card or PayPal. You go further than on other platforms, at a fair price.

A wave of tools to run things properly: an inbox gathering captured emails and contact messages, click stats block by block, blocks that only show over a date range or on set days and hours, a customisable thank-you screen after signup, six page templates to start in one click and a full help centre. A welcome email goes out automatically to your new subscribers, and your weekly report now arrives with charts.

Protected signup: bot checks, blocking of disposable or inactive email addresses, and address confirmation before full access. Fewer fake accounts, a healthier community. The roadmap and changelog are now reserved for signed-in members.

Even more control over the look: theme presets and seasonal themes in one click, a palette generator built from a single colour (readable contrast guaranteed), decorative stickers, per-block letter case and automatic favicons on your links. Your page, exactly in your image.

A full rebuild of the home page: a hero centred on the benefit, social proof, an all-in-one comparison against the alternatives and carefully crafted micro-interactions. Clearer, more convincing, built to turn a visit into an account.

The home page gets richer: a 3D phone showing a real Lynks page, an animated aurora background, counters that come to life, small stat charts, an interactive product showcase, creator photos and a live customisation section. You see what you can do before you even sign up.

A first wave of customisation: ready-made theme presets, advanced gradients (angle and a third colour), animated backgrounds (aurora, mesh), a background image with an adjustable veil, a live AA contrast checker, and export or import of your theme through a simple code to share or reuse.

Pick from 15 curated Google fonts, set the size and letter spacing of your title, apply an effect to your name (gradient, outline, shadow), use a separate heading font, adjust line height and start from a type preset. Your page takes on your typographic voice.

Lay your links out as a list, a grid or a mosaic, choose the shape, shadow and border of your buttons, set the spacing and page width, pin a block to the top and separate your sections cleanly. Your page takes the structure you had in mind.

Photo filters, subtle brand patterns, a per-page favicon, control over the style, shape and order of your social buttons, configurable link hover, confetti and cover parallax. Plus a palette generator, seasonal themes, per-block letter case, stickers and automatic favicons on your links. Branding down to the smallest detail.

Crop your images right inside the editor, with no external tool, and present your visuals in a gallery with a lightbox. Your photos come out sharp, well framed and shown off properly.

An editorial blog fed from an article editing back office: we publish strategic content (SEO, monetisation) and manage it properly in house. Useful content, not filler.

Image upload is fixed and made reliable, and a Report a bug button lets you flag a problem in one click. We listen and we fix quickly.

Bio pages and the home page load faster (low LCP, excellent Lighthouse scores). A page that shows up quickly means more visitors who stay and click.

Add an audio player straight to your page: a podcast excerpt, a beat, a demo or a voice message. Your visitors listen without leaving your page.

Protect a block or a page meant for an adult audience with an age confirmation screen, in line with common practice for sensitive content.

An SEO score indicator shows while you edit: title, description, share image, readability. You can tell at a glance what is left to optimise.

Reserve part of your page for your paying members. Payment goes directly through your creator PayPal link, and the member area opens to subscribers. No middleman.

Pro and Business subscribers show a Pro mark on their page, next to their name. Verification (the blue check) stays a separate process, open to everyone on request and granted after review.

A new shell and sidebar, KPIs at the top, filterable and paginated tables, system health and a filterable audit log. Quicker to run day to day.

Test two destinations on the same short link: traffic splits 50/50 and each variant is tracked. You keep the one that converts best.

Generate a QR sitting on a short link: change the destination whenever you like without reprinting the code, and every scan is counted as a redirect.

lynks.pro/xxx short links with a custom alias, UTM parameters, an expiry date and password protection. Proper professional links.

Create QR codes in your branding, ready to print: colours, a logo in the centre and high-resolution formats for your physical materials.

A countdown, a downloadable vCard business card, an event block, booking intake and an automatic RSS feed: your page adapts to everything you do.

A multi-platform music smartlink, a media kit ready to send to brands, and a contact form to receive messages straight from your page.

Create and manage your clients' pages from a single account, with viewer or manager roles. Ideal for agencies and freelancers running several accounts.

Get a weekly summary of your performance by email: views, clicks, best links and traffic sources, without opening the dashboard.

Invite other creators with your referral link and earn benefits when they join Lynks.Pro. Growing, together.