Linq Page Settings

How to Access Page Settings

Open the Linq App and go to the Pages tab. Select the page you want to customize. Tap the three dots (⋯) at the top right. Choose Edit Page Settings.

You’ll now see the Page Settings window, where you can manage everything from your page’s URL and colors to contact exchange preferences.

Page Settings Options

1. Handle (Linq Page URL)

• This controls the unique link at the end of your Linq Page URL.

• Example: linqapp.com/yourhandle

• You can edit this to match your name, company, or brand.

2. Cover Photo & Logo Photo

• Upload or update your cover photo (banner) and logo (small image next to your name).

• The preview panel on the right shows exactly how your page will look before saving changes.

💡 Tip: Use high-resolution images for the best appearance on all devices.

Contact Exchange Preferences

This section controls the Save Contact / Exchange Contact button visitors use to download your info.

You can manage how and when visitors share their contact details with you.

1. Allow Contact Download

• Toggle ON to let visitors download your contact card.

• This includes all details you’ve entered in Edit Contact Info under your profile picture.

2. Contact Exchange Preference

• Controls when visitors share their info during contact exchange.

• Toggle ON → Visitors must share their details before downloading yours.

• Toggle OFF → Visitors can download your info without entering their own.

✅ ON = Button reads “Exchange Contact”
❌ OFF = Button reads “Save Contact”

3. Auto-Download Contact Card

• ON: Visitors’ phones will automatically open your contact card after tapping your page.

  • On Android or Desktop, it downloads instantly.

  • On iPhone, users will see the card preview and can tap Create New Contact → Done.

• OFF: Visitors must manually choose to download your contact info.

4. Auto-Show Exchange Form

• ON: Automatically opens your contact form when someone visits your page.

• Default fields: Name, Email, and Phone Number.

• You can customize or add more fields under Customize Exchange Form later.

5. Customize Exchange Form/Use Linq's default exchange form

• Modify the form that collects visitor information.

• Add custom fields (e.g., “Company Name,” “Reason for Connecting”) or rearrange their order.

• Helps you collect the most relevant details for your business or networking goals.

• Linq provides a default form if customization not needed

Summary