Link-in-Bio Pro Studio
Editing stays on this device. Export HTML for your own hosting or JSON for a backup. Anyone with a share link can read its included profile details.
How to use the full profile studio
- Edit your profile, tagline, bio and avatar in the Profile tab.
- Add and reorder links, choose icons, badges and animation effects, then add social destinations.
- Choose among eight themes, four button shapes and four font choices. Check mobile and desktop previews.
- Export standalone HTML, copy its code, prepare a destination QR code, or export/import a JSON backup.
Full studio questions
Is this the richer Turfpe version?
Yes. It restores the functional full studio selected by comparing the matching local, October backup and VPS sources. The original five-tab editor, theme collection, preview and export engines are retained within SIRF’s tool layout.
Does an HTML download publish a website?
No. Downloaded HTML can be reviewed locally and uploaded to your own hosting. The studio does not create a hosted profile, register a domain, collect analytics or connect social accounts.
How do drafts, backups and share links differ?
Browser saving keeps a draft in the current browser profile on SIRF. JSON export transfers a full draft to another browser or website. A share link includes profile data in its URL fragment, so anyone with it can read that data. Profiles exceeding the supported share-link length use HTML or JSON export instead.
Can I restore a Turfpe JSON backup?
Use the Export tab’s JSON import. The studio checks its structure, supported fields and size. Existing Turfpe browser storage is not automatically accessible from SIRF. Remote avatar URLs from older backups use the default avatar; upload a photo to embed it locally.
What limits apply?
Up to 50 links, 100-character names, 160-character taglines, 1,000-character bios and 1 MB JSON backups. Avatar uploads support JPG, PNG or WebP up to 5 MB and 12 megapixels, resized locally for embedding. QR generation reports destinations that exceed its capacity. The optional check mark is a decorative design element, without platform verification.