Links v1.1 is Here!
I'm super excited to share that Links v1.1 is now live! This new update brings a bunch of cool features and improvements to my open-source alternative to Linktree. If you're looking for an easy, customizable way to bring all your important links into one neat page, Links is definitely worth checking out.
What Makes Links Special?
Links is all about giving you control over your online presence. Unlike other tools out there, you’re not locked into some template or premium plan—everything is free and customizable. I built Links to be simple, clean, and fully in your control. Whether you're a creator, freelancer, or small business owner, Links is designed to help you share your content the way you want.
The best part? It’s open-source, so you can even modify it if you want to make it your own.
What’s New in Version 1.1?
In this update, I’m excited to introduce personalized button styling. Now, you can adjust the shape of your buttons to fit your style. Whether you want them rounded, slightly curved, or with sharp corners, you have the freedom to design it exactly how you like.
On top of that, I’ve made the platform even better with a more polished design and a cleaner layout. I’ve added a landing page that shows off all the things Links can do, making it easier to see what the platform offers. Plus, if you're someone who loves customizing everything, you can now export your generated code for advanced tweaks.
There’s also a bunch of new resources, like detailed guides and tips, to help you get the most out of Links. I’ve redesigned the user interface to be more intuitive and easier to navigate, so you'll spend less time fiddling with settings and more time sharing your links.
Creating Your Own Links Page
Creating a Links page is simple. Just head over to links.egeuysal.com, where you’ll find an easy-to-use editor to design your page. Once you’ve customized it to your liking, you can grab the source code and deploy it anywhere.
I made sure there are two quick ways to publish your page. You can use Vercel for super fast deployment with just one click—great for beginners. If you’re familiar with GitHub, GitHub Pages is a solid free option, and I’ve written up a simple guide on how to get that set up too.
Why People Are Switching to Links
People are moving to Links because it’s 100% free—no hidden costs or annoying premium tiers. Everything you need is available from the start, with no surprises. Plus, I’ve made sure Links is built with SEO in mind, so your page is easy to find by search engines.
Another thing people love is how customizable it is. You can control everything from colors to fonts, layouts, and now even button shapes. No more being stuck with a generic look—Links lets you make it your own.
And, no matter what device your page is viewed on, it always looks great. Whether it’s a phone, tablet, or desktop, your Links page will always be responsive and polished.
Real Talk: How People Are Using Links
It’s been amazing to see how people are using Links. Creators are putting all their social media links in one place, making it easy for fans to find them across platforms. Musicians are linking their music, merchandise, and tour dates, helping them connect with fans and grow their audience.
Small businesses are using Links to create digital storefronts that include everything from their menu to their location to their social media feeds. Freelancers are showcasing their portfolios, client testimonials, and contact info in a single, easy-to-share link that drives business.
And you? You can use Links to bring together everything important to you online—whether it’s your professional profiles, personal projects, or causes you care about.
Tips for Creating an Effective Links Page
If you want to make your Links page really stand out, check out the tips page for some helpful advice on best practices. I also have a bunch of detailed docs available to guide you through every step, so if you’re looking for specific instructions on customization, you’ll find that too.
Open-Source Commitment
One of the things I’m most proud of with Links is that it’s open-source. This means it’s not just a tool for you to use—you can contribute. Whether you want to improve the project, create your own version, or just dive into the source code, it’s all available on GitHub.
What’s Next?
This update is just the beginning. I’m already working on new features, and I can’t wait to roll them out. If you have any feedback, ideas, or cool ways you’re using Links, I’d love to hear from you. Your input helps shape the future of Links!
Feel free to share your thoughts on GitHub Discussions or tag your creations with #MyLinksPage on social media.
Thanks for being part of the Links community. I’m looking forward to seeing how you use it to take control of your online presence!