Create your first links page
Build one branded public links page and organize the destinations you want people to find most easily.
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Sign up with email or Google. Once you’re in, you can create your first page, style it, and publish it right away.
Or close and go back.quick links
Add, order, feature, and preview the links on your active Squidlist.
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Used as a fallback if no visible links are available.
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Free includes 1 Squidlist, 12 links, and 5 MB image storage. Premium expands capacity and unlocks advanced visuals + shared organization access.
Publish your page, share it directly, or drop it into another site.
Use this as your public page in bios, emails, profiles, or campaigns.
Embed just the links module inside another page while keeping the host page around it.
Embed the full branded page in an iframe when you want the whole experience.
Use the direct link if you want one clean public URL.
Use “links only” when you want Squidly inside an existing page layout.
Use the full-page iframe when the embedded page should keep its own full styling.
Build a public links page, style it to match your brand, and share or embed it wherever you need.
start here
A links page presents one connected list of URL links. Give it a name and choose the squidly.click address people will use to find it.
Think of each page as its own tiny, reusable links website.
your links
Add the destinations you want people to find, give them clear titles, add images when useful, and arrange them in the order that makes sense for your audience.
Turn a link off when you want to keep it saved without showing it publicly.
make it yours
Add a logo or background, choose your colors and typography, adjust alignment and button styles, and turn a simple list into something that actually looks like your brand.
Start simple. A logo, two good colors, and readable type can go a long way.
before it goes live
Use Squidly's previews while you work to see how your content and styling fit together. When everything looks right, publish the page and make it available at its public address.
You can keep editing after publishing — your public page can evolve with you.
put it anywhere
Use your page as a standalone destination or place it inside another site. Squidly gives you both a public URL and ready-to-copy embed code.
A direct link is perfect for social profiles; embeds are great when the links should live inside another site.
Start by creating the public page your links will live on.
copyright © , fabric portland. made in Maine.
copyright © , fabric portland.
made in Maine.
A links page is
Use a very simple square-ish mark. This may appear as the favicon and in small display spots.
Free includes 1 active page with up to 12 links. Premium supports up to 25 pages and 75 links per page.
squidly settings
Choose how Squidly looks and how much guidance appears while you work.
appearance
Your selection applies immediately and is saved to your Fabric account.
assistance
Show contextual guidance while making Squidy lists.
preview styling
Styling for the Squid link mobile preview.
Fabric account
Manage your organization, plan, invoices, and billing through Fabric Account.
about squidly
squidly helps you organize, style, and publish a branded links page without fuss. Build a simple public landing page for your audience, keep your links updated, and embed your list wherever it makes sense.
Add, reorder, feature, and manage the links you want people to find fastest.
Match your page to your brand with logos, colors, type, alignment, and custom CSS.
Use your public page URL or embed it into a site, campaign page, or client portal.
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plan + usage
Your current edition, limits, subscriptions, and billing access.
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Have questions, feedback or a feature request? Send us a message. We'll get back to you as soon as we can. squidllj is built by real humans, and we're listening! Get in touch.
us: fabric portland
email us: squidly@fabri.cc
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