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How to: Create and edit your one-page website

Your one-page website is a single page with your bio and links, at its own twinesite.com address. Use it as the link in your social bios, or send it straight to clients.

Create your one-page website

Go to Settings. Click One-page Website to jump to that section, then click Create One-page Website.

Your page gets an address that looks like username.twinesite.com. Next, edit your page to add your bio and links.

Find your URL and view your page

Your URL sits at the top of the One-page Website section in Settings. Click View your site to open your page. Copy the URL from there, or from your browser’s address bar.

Paste your URL anywhere people look for your work:

The website field in your Instagram, LinkedIn or X bio
Your email signature
Your applications and messages to clients
Your CV or proposals

Edit your one-page website

Go to Settings and click Edit One-page Website. A pop-up editor opens. Work down the pop-up, then click Save at the bottom to publish your changes.

Pick a theme

Open the theme dropdown and choose a theme. Your theme sets how your page looks. See what each theme looks like before you choose.

Standard accounts can use a selection of themes. Twine Pro gives you the full range.

Write your bio and set your branding

Share a little about yourself, your experience and your work. The limit is 3,000 characters, and a counter shows how many you have left. Select or clear the Twine Branding checkbox to choose whether Twine branding shows on your page.

Add links and icons

Each row in the Links section has a Link URL, a Label for your link and a Type of link. The type decides how the row looks on your page.

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To add one, paste the page address into Link URL and type a name in Label for your link. Then open Type of link and choose Link, or an icon such as Instagram Icon. Click Add Another Link to add more, or click the trash can icon to remove a row.

You can choose from these icons: Bandcamp, Email, GitHub, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Medium, Pinterest, Snapchat, SoundCloud, TikTok, Twine, Twitch, WhatsApp, X and YouTube.

Tips for your one-page website

Use it as your main home for your work if you don’t have a website.
Add links to your Twine portfolio, LinkedIn and Instagram so clients can explore your work.
Add a link to a booking page, an email list signup or a project form.

Updated on: 11/11/2026

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