Your Reroute page is already live when its content is saved. Sharing gives you the right way to send someone to it, whether that is a direct link, a QR code, a social image, or a supported sharing app.
Open Share from the page editor to see the available options.
Screenshot to add: Share panel with link, tools, and destinations
Capture the Share panel for a fictional page with its reroute.bio address, Copy button, My Reroute, QR code, Social, supported sharing destinations, and the Edit URL and Edit SEO settings rows visible.
Open: /app/page?share=open
Framing: Show the entire Share panel without exposing a real creator URL or account data
Copy the public link
Select Copy beside your reroute.bio address, then paste the link where people already look for you.
Useful placements include:
- an Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube profile;
- a video description or newsletter;
- an email signature or personal website; and
- an event listing, digital flyer, or business profile.
Open the pasted link once after placing it. Check that it reaches the right page and that the first important Block works on a phone.
Open the page as a visitor
Select My Reroute to open the public page. This is different from the editor preview because it lets you follow the same route a visitor will use.
Test the profile, the first action, any Forms, and important destinations before sharing widely. If a Block is missing, confirm that it is complete, enabled, and inside any active schedule.
Create a QR code
Select QR code when people need to open your page from something physical, such as packaging, a counter sign, a studio card, or an event display.
The QR view lets you download the code as:
- PNG for documents, presentations, or simple image-based print layouts; or
- SVG for scalable print and design work.
Creator unlocks custom QR appearance, including supported colour and logo choices. Basic QR sharing and download remain available on Free.
Screenshot to add: QR code preview and download options
Capture a fictional page's QR code view with the full scannable preview, the Customise row, and both Download PNG and Download SVG actions. If possible, show a separate inset of the Creator-only colour or logo controls.
Open: /app/page?share=open
Framing: Include the QR preview and every download action; use a fictional or dedicated test-page address
Before printing, scan the actual exported code with a phone. Test it at the size and contrast you intend to use.
Prepare a social image
Select Social to see the image associated with the page when it is shared off-platform. You can download that image as a PNG.
Creator can customise supported social-image appearance, including its background colour. The image helps a shared link feel recognisable, but it does not change the page’s content.
Screenshot to add: Social image preview and download
Capture the Social view for a fictional creator, showing the generated page image, background-colour choices, Creator indicator where relevant, Download PNG action, and any links back to Design or page settings.
Open: /app/page?share=open
Framing: Show the full generated social image and its appearance and download controls
Keep the destination stable
Changing your page URL changes the address embedded in previously shared links and QR codes. Old placements will not automatically follow the new address.
If the address must change, update every important profile, printed asset, campaign link, and saved QR code. Read Manage page settings and discovery before making the change.
Check the sharing setup
- Copy the current public URL and open it outside the editor.
- Confirm the page and primary action work at phone width.
- Scan any exported QR code before printing.
- Check that the social image identifies the right creator.
- Record where the link is placed so future URL changes are manageable.
Once visitors arrive, Understand your page Insights explains how to read the resulting traffic.