Setting your page's URL

Every published page gets a web address — the link people can type, tap, or share. Making it memorable takes a minute.

Changing your page's URL

1. Open the page and go to the Settings tab.
2. On the Page URL card, click the current URL.
3. Type the address you want. A live preview under the field shows exactly how it will be saved — lowercase, with spaces turned into hyphens.
4. Click Update.

Your published page now lives at qbit.codes/qbit/your-url.

Choosing a good URL

• Short and speakable — you may end up reading it aloud ("find us at qbit codes slash qbit slash tipsy-owl").
• Name the thing, not the moment — tipsy-owl-menu outlives spring-2026-menu-v2.
• Match your brand — it appears in the share sheet, in messages, and in search results.

URLs are unique across all of Qbit, so the classics go fast — if your first choice is taken, the dialog will tell you.

Will changing the URL break my QR codes?

No — and this matters. Alongside its friendly URL, every page keeps a permanent internal link that never changes, and QR codes use that. Rename the URL as often as you like; every printed code keeps working.

The place to be careful is anywhere you've written out the old URL — a bio link, an email, another website. Update those by hand after a change.

While you're on the Settings tab

Set the Social Preview title, description, and image too — that's what shows when your link is shared in a message or on social media. A page that unfurls with a real image and title gets noticeably more taps than a bare link.