A link you have already shared may appear in profiles, messages or printed cards. Replacing it everywhere takes care. The new Linkmas studio therefore works alongside the original tools: you can try a new direction while keeping existing pages available.
Your account stays the same. Original bio-link pages, short URLs and QR codes continue in their existing system. The studio adds a place to create websites and structured miniapps with AI.
Use your existing account
Sign in with your usual email and password. From the studio, open the original tools to manage your earlier links. Use password recovery if you need it; a second account is not required.
Keep track of which project you are editing and which URL is already public. Refreshing your presence does not require deleting a page that people still use.
Import into a separate draft
The studio can use content from an original bio-link page in your account to start a new project. Importing does not overwrite or convert the original published page. You can reorganize and experiment before deciding what to share.
Review the imported text and every link destination. Specialized blocks from the original editor may need adapting to the studio’s format. Check what arrived and manually add missing details rather than assuming an exact conversion of every block.
Choose the action that matters now
Your page does not need to give every link the same weight. Decide whether the main action is viewing your portfolio, asking about a product or getting in touch. Give that link a title that explains what visitors will find.
Put my portfolio first, then my services and finally my social profiles. Keep all existing link destinations. Use a warm style with a cream background and dark text.
Check those destinations after the change. You can also edit and reorder content by hand without using AI changes. Saved versions let you revisit an earlier direction.
Test the new public address
Studio projects publish at an address such as linkmas.com/s/your-name. This differs from your original page’s URL. Publishing a new project does not automatically change the destination of existing profiles, links or QR codes.
Open the new page on a phone and test its buttons and forms. Once it is ready, update a profile or share the new URL in a post. You can keep both pages while deciding which to use.
Check printed QR codes before making changes
An existing QR still points to the address originally encoded in it. The new studio page does not replace that destination automatically. Scan current materials to confirm where they lead.
Download the studio project’s QR for new materials. If you use a short link or QR tool with an editable destination, review that feature in the original system. Keep a page available while people may still be using it.
Make one change, then observe
Draft changes stay separate from the published page until you publish again. Project stats let you review visits, clicks and inquiries; they do not guarantee growth or replace the work of bringing people to the page.
Start with a useful change. For more possibilities, explore catalogs, calculators and forms. A free studio account includes one project and three AI changes in total, with paid plans starting at US$10 per month.