Create and edit a link

The link editor takes one decision at a time: Model, Page, Images, Destination, Options, then Publish. Optional settings stay collapsed until you need them.

When to use this

Use the editor to turn a model into a shareable page. Start with a recognizable public URL, one short introduction, and a clear button label. You can leave optional settings alone for the first version.

Use a landing page when you want fans to see images or social links before visiting Fanvue. Use automatic redirect when the intended experience is to go straight to Fanvue; that skips image testing.

Use the phone preview to check cropped images and long button text before publishing. A draft lets you finish this without exposing an unfinished page.

Where to find it

From Links choose + New link or Edit. From a model page choose New link.

How it works

Model and public URL - the creator relationship and the Snackle slug.

Landing-page design - hook, CTA copy, Classic or Spotlight layout, media, font, animation, color, and socials.

Fanvue tracking - create a Fanvue tracking link or select an existing one belonging to that model.

Traffic controls - provider toggles, Hidden UTM, Soft lock, auto-redirect, and open-in-browser behavior.

A live phone preview beside the editor on desktop. On smaller screens, open Preview above the editor to check the result.

How to use it

  1. Choose the synced model first so its profile, media, socials, and tracking settings become available.
  2. Set a short, memorable public URL and confirm that the availability check passes.
  3. Write a direct hook and CTA, choose the layout, then review every change in the phone preview.
  4. Create or select the Fanvue tracking link that represents this exact traffic placement.
  5. Enable only the provider destinations required for the campaign.
  6. Review the summary, choose Publish now when ready, and save.

Good to know: Auto-redirect skips the visual landing page and therefore does not run image A/B tests. “Reopen this page in the phone’s browser” keeps the landing page but tries to escape Instagram or TikTok’s in-app browser.