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# How to get your Simplebooklet Link

# How to get your Simplebooklet link

Every Simplebooklet has its own branded weblink — a real, public-facing URL you can drop into emails, embed on your site, share on social, or print on a business card. There are two places to grab it: the **Dashboard** for a quick copy, or the **Share Tab** for the full set of link tools (QR code, shortlink, custom URL, page-level shares, and more).

|| Available on all plans.

### From the Dashboard (Quick Copy)

If all you need is the link itself, the Dashboard is the fastest route.

1. Open your **Dashboard**.

2. Find the Simplebooklet you want to share — your URL appears right next to the title.

3. Click the **three-dot icon** (More Link Actions) beside the URL. A small menu opens with two options:

* **Copy Link** — One-click copy your URL to the clipboard.

* **Update Link** — Jumps you straight to the Share Tab to customize the URL.

That's it for the basic share. If you want a QR code, shortlink, custom URL, or page-level sharing, head to the Share Tab.


### From the Share Tab (Full Link Tools)

The Share Tab is link headquarters — every link tool lives here.

1. Open your **Dashboard**.

2. On the Simplebooklet you want to share, click **Share**.

   The Share Tab opens with your URL and link controls front and center.


### Link Visibility

The first thing to set is who can actually reach your link. At the top of the Share Tab:

* **Public Link** — Anyone with the link can open it, and search engines can index it. Use this for marketing pages and content you want discovered.

* **Link Only** — Only people you give the link to can open it. Search engines won't index it. Good for private shares.

* **Paused** — The link is unpublished and inaccessible. Useful while you're editing or if you want to take a booklet offline temporarily.

If your link isn't working when you share it, this is the first place to check.


### Your Link and Its Tools

Below the visibility setting, your URL takes center stage with four icons next to it:

* **Copy** — One-click copy your URL to the clipboard.

* **QR Code** — Generate a scannable code for print materials, signage, business cards, or anywhere a clickable link won't work. When someone scans it with their phone, your Simplebooklet opens right in their browser.

* **Shorten Link** — Grab a condensed version of your URL — easier to type and share, perfect for SMS, Twitter, or anywhere character count matters. The big advantage: your shortlink stays the same even if you later customize your main URL. Use it anywhere you want a stable link that won't break.

* **Update Link (pencil icon)** — Customize the URL slug to match your brand or content — e.g. `simplebooklet.com/spring-catalog-2026` instead of a random string. Stick to letters, numbers, and dashes (no spaces or special characters).


### Link Management Dropdown

Next to your URL, the **Link Management dropdown** opens three extra link controls:

* **Share By Page** — Generate a link that opens to a specific page of your Simplebooklet. Great for pointing readers straight to a product, chapter, or call-to-action without making them flip through.

* **Set Start Page** — Choose which page your Simplebooklet opens on when readers click your link. Default is the cover, but you can land them anywhere.

* **Set Tracking URL** — Add tracking parameters to your link so you can see exactly which campaign or channel each visit came from in your analytics.

### Update Your Title, Author, and Description

The text in your URL bar isn't the only thing search engines see. Click the **pencil icon next to your booklet title** at the top of the Share Tab to update:

* **Title** — Shows up in browser tabs and search results.
* **Author** — Credits the creator.
* **Description** — The snippet that appears under your title in search results and on social previews.

These three together are what make your link look professional when someone shares it.


### What's next?

Now that you've got your link:

* **How to share your Simplebooklet** — A walkthrough of every way to send your booklet out into the world.

* **Get to know the Share Tab** — A full tour of everything in the Share Tab.

* **Protect your Simplebooklet** — Add password protection, lead gates, or paywalls before you send your link.