A link page is the smallest website there is: a name, a sentence, five links. Services like Linktree offer that as a subscription, with their logo and their address. With one prompt you build the same page yourself, as one file, and put it online under studio-nordlicht.sharepa.page or under your own domain. The link in your Instagram bio then belongs to you.
How it works
- Copy the prompt and replace the name, the sentence and the five links with yours. Keep it to six links at most, otherwise nobody scrolls to the bottom.
- Paste the prompt into Claude or ChatGPT and have the page shown to you. Colour, spacing and order change with one sentence.
- Copy the code into app.getsharepa.ch/neu or tap "Use this template" below.
- Pick an address, go live, paste the address into your bio. When the links change, paste the new code, the address stays.
The prompt
Build a link page (like Linktree) for a photo studio as a single HTML file with the CSS inside, no JavaScript. Name "Studio Nordlicht", one sentence: "Photography for families and small businesses, Bern and around." At the top a round logo placeholder element without an image. Below it five large link tiles stacked: Book a session (with a "New" badge), Portfolio, Prices, Instagram, Send an email, each with a short subline. A small footer at the bottom. Style: dark gradient in blue tones, white text, tiles slightly transparent with a thin border that brighten on hover, everything centred and narrow so it looks like an app on a phone.
Tested with Claude
What to adapt
- Name, sentence and links. The most important link goes to the top, with a badge such as "New" if it is current.
- The colours. The prompt describes a dark gradient, for a light page one sentence is enough.
- An image instead of the placeholder: a logo or portrait loaded from an address on the web.
- The footer: an imprint if you use the page for business.
Use this template View example
Loads the example into the app. There you can publish it right away or adapt it first.
What it costs
Nothing, and it stays that way. The free tier has three pages with no expiry, with a small sharepa note in the bottom right corner. Linktree charges a subscription if you want it without branding.
Questions
Can I see how often the links are clicked?
You see the page's visits in the app, without cookies and without a banner. sharepa does not count clicks on individual links.
Can I run the page under my own domain?
Yes, say links.mystudio.com. Two records at your provider, a TXT and a CNAME, the certificate comes from sharepa. The guide is linked.
What about the icons of the social networks?
The prompt leaves out icons because they would need external files. If you want them, ask the AI for small SVG icons directly in the code, that works without a library.