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Portals in short

A page of your own behind a link and its QR code.

A portal is a page that a link opens instead of redirecting: your logo, a photo, a text, buttons to call or to get directions, opening hours, a menu, a Wi-Fi password… It lives at /p/<code> and has its own QR code. The short link keeps redirecting as before.

# When to use one

• A restaurant table, a shop window, a business card, a welcome sheet for guests.
• An event: programme, map, questions, a countdown.
• Any place where one QR code should offer several actions.

# Create a portal

1. Open a link, then press Create a portal page (or create the portal together with the link).
2. Start from a ready-made layout, or from a blank page: Layouts and templates.
3. Build the page in the designer and press Save the portal.

# Colour

A portal has one accent colour (blue, green, orange, red, purple or dark) used for buttons, badges and highlights.

# Share

Use the portal's address or its QR code. Protect it with a password like any link: Link options.

# Limits

A page holds up to 60 components nested 4 levels deep, and up to 4 fixed pictures. Your plan sets how many buttons you may use and how many reusable templates you may keep: see Plans.