Your public web page

Step by step

1. 1

   Copy your link

   Open Settings, then Account Center. Your web address shows there as inkmap.app/yourname with a copy button next to it. Tap it to copy the link. The same screen also shows a QR code you can save to your photos and print — handy for a shop window, a flyer, or a convention table.

2. 2

   Or share straight from your profile

   Tap Share on your profile header to send the same link through a chat in the app or out to any other app.

• What's on the page

  The web page is a focused version of your profile, not a copy of every tab in the app. A practitioner's page shows:

  • your photo, name, and bio
  • your location
  • your featured images
  • your social links
  • a booking form, if you're set up to take bookings — visitors can request one without leaving the page

  A studio's page shows the shop's name, location, team, featured work, and upcoming events.

• A separate bio for the web

  You can write a bio that shows only on your public web page, different from the bio people see inside the app. Open your General Information card and you'll find a Public web page bio box right under your normal bio. Anything you write there is what visitors to inkmap.app/yourname will read.

  It starts empty, and there's a Use my in-app bio button that copies your in-app bio in as a starting point so you don't have to retype it — then edit it however you like for a web audience. If you leave the web bio blank, your web page simply shows no bio (it does not fall back to your in-app one), so fill it in if you want a bio on the web. Studios have the same thing, called Public web page description.

• The username in the link

  The link uses your username exactly as you set it, after a plain slash — inkmap.app/yourname. There's no @ in the web address; the @ you might see elsewhere is just styling.

• Where to share it

  This link is how people outside InkMap find you, so put it everywhere they look:

  • Instagram (and other socials) — drop it in your bio, or in a Linktree if you keep several links there.
  • Your own website — link to it so visitors can see your latest work and book without you building a booking page yourself.
  • Business cards and flyers — print the link, or the QR code from Account Center, so someone can scan straight to your page.
  • Email signature — a quiet, always-on way for anyone you email to find you.

Frequently asked questions

Do people need the app to open my link?

No. The page opens in any browser. There's a prompt to get the app, but the page itself works without it.

I'm a collector — what's my web link?

Collector accounts don't have a public web page. Your profile is in-app only, so there's no inkmap.app/yourname link to share. The web page is for practitioners and studios, whose pages let people discover and book them.