> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://learn.biq.li/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Biolinks overview

> Build a customizable page that collects your most important content.

A Biolink is a customizable page that collects important destinations under one short URL. Use it for a social profile, campaign, creator page, or any place where one link needs to lead to several choices.

The editor is divided into **Content**, **Appearance**, and **Settings**. Content controls links and widgets. Appearance controls the visual design. Settings control the page URL, availability, indexing, and access restrictions.

Biolinks use the workspace domain system and have their own analytics. They are separate from ordinary short links, even though both use a compact Biqli URL.

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## When to use a Biolink

Choose a Biolink when visitors should see a page of choices. Choose a short
link when one URL should redirect directly to one destination. A Biolink works
well in social profile fields, creator campaigns, event pages, and product
collections.

## Main parts of a page

* **Page identity** includes the name, domain, alias, description, and profile
  presentation.
* **Content** includes links and supported media or text widgets.
* **Appearance** controls the background, typography, colors, button treatment,
  and plan-dependent branding.
* **Settings** control availability, password protection, indexing, and the
  public URL.
* **Analytics** measure page visits and engagement.

Create and edit Biolink content in the dashboard. The public Workspace API
manages page-level metadata only and deliberately rejects frontend-owned widget
content.

Before sharing, test the page on a phone, open every destination, and confirm
that disabled or scheduled content behaves as expected.
