GuidesUpdated 2026-09-11

Multi-page link-in-bio: one username, many sites

How tabs give projects, personal links, and updates their own room under one handle.


One handle, many pages

Keep the main tab as your social bio landing page. Add Work, Portfolio, Personal, or Press with one-click templates in the editor. Turn on public page tabs so visitors can move between them without hunting URLs. Extra tabs are a Creator and Founding unlock; see Pricing.

FIG.01 — THE SUITE
The pages dashboard listing every tab under a handle with draft and live status and public URLs
Every tab under one handle — main, Work, Studio — with draft/live status and the live URL.

Scoped URLs

Secondary tabs live at dxd.link/you/work style paths. Share a specific tab when the context matches — a job application gets Work; a drop gets Links. Pair a Links tab with scheduled drop windows when the CTA should appear only during the onsale. Adult outbound links belong on a gated tab — see the adult-creator guide.

FIG.02 — SCOPED TAB
A published Work tab in Social Light at dxd.link/juno/work, with a tab strip linking back to the main page
The Work tab under the same handle — approachable Social Light, not a studio-only look.
Single-page biodxd.link tabs
URLsOne scrollMain + /work, /links, …
Context sharingSame page for everythingTab matches the link you send
SEO per contextOne title/descriptionPer-tab SEO in Settings → SEO & tracking
Draft workflowEdit live or notDraft → publish per tab
Best forSimple link listsCreators with multiple hats

Draft before you go live

Each page has draft vs live snapshots. Edit freely, then publish when ready. Named layouts let you stash seasonal variants without losing the live page. Coming from a button stack? Start with the Linktree alternative or Beacons alternative guide, then rebuild the tabs you actually need. Wider capability tour: what’s live in dxd.link.

FIG.03 — DRAFT PER BREAKPOINT
The editor editing the mobile breakpoint, with blocks reordered for a phone-width canvas
Edit the mobile breakpoint in draft. Visitors only see what you publish.