How to customize your Link in bio Form and Full Page Form links

Want a cleaner, more on-brand link for your form? You can customize the URL (also called a slug) for your Link in bio Form or Full Page Form in just a few clicks.

This guide walks you through:

• How to customize a new form link

• How to edit an existing form link

• What happens to your old links when you change them

Note: Only Link in bio Forms and Full Page Forms have shareable URLs you can customize. Inline and Popup forms are embedded on websites and don’t have standalone links.

When you create a Link in bio Form or Full Page Form, Flodesk automatically generates a link for you.

Customizing your link helps you:

• Make it shorter and easier to remember

• Match your brand name

• Clearly describe what the form is for (like /waitlist or /free-guide)

• Share a cleaner link in your Instagram bio, emails, or DMs

For example:
Instead of
solitary-truth-935.myflodesk.com/0a93b779-0e9d-4df56

You could use:
petra.myflodesk.com/free-guide

Much nicer, right?

After designing your Link in bio Form or Full Page Form:

1. Click Settings inside the form builder

2. Go to the Link tab

1. Under Edit form link, click the pencil icon

2. Type your custom slug (the part that comes after the slash)

3. Save your changes

That’s it! Your new link is ready to share.

Already published your form? No problem.

1. Go to your Forms dashboard

2. Hover over the form card

3. Click the three dots (…)

4. Select Customize link

1. Go to the Link tab

2. Click the pencil icon under Edit form link

3. Enter your new custom slug

4. Save your changes

You can also toggle on Use Flodesk handle for this page.

When this is enabled:

• Your main Flodesk handle (for example: petra.myflodesk.com)

• Will automatically direct visitors to this specific form

This is especially helpful if:

• You only want to share one main link everywhere

• You regularly update which form your handle points to

Your initial Link in bio Form and Full Page Form links starting with “view.flodesk.com” will always work, just as the new auto-generated ones with format “solitary-truth-935.myflodesk.com/0a93b779-0e9d-4df56“.

However, you need to be mindful of the following: Once you claim your Flodesk handle and customize your form links for the first time, those links will not work if you change them a second time.

Here’s an example.

Say your current Link in bio Form (or Full Page Form) link is

“solitary-truth-935.myflodesk.com/0a93b779-0e9d-4df56“

and you edit your Flodesk handle and form link to create something like “petra.myflodesk.com/social-form”.

The very first time, both links will work.

However, if later on you change your link from

“petra.myflodesk.com/social-form” to

“petra.myflodesk.com/instagram-social-form”,

then the “petra.myflodesk.com/social-form” won’t work anymore, and people visiting that link will get a 404 error message.

Before sharing a new link:

• Copy and paste it into an incognito/private browser window

• Make sure it loads correctly

• Then share it with confidence

If you’ve already shared a link publicly, be cautious about changing it later.

To customize your Link in bio Form or Full Page Form link:

• Open the form

• Go to Settings → Link tab

• Click the pencil icon

• Edit your slug

• Save

Or:

• Go to your Forms dashboard

• Click the three dots (…)

• Select Customize link

Customizing your link makes it cleaner, clearer, and more aligned with your brand.

No. Only Link in bio Forms and Full Page Forms have shareable URLs you can edit. Inline and Popup forms are embedded on a website instead.

The first time you customize your link, the original link will still work.

However, if you change your custom slug again later, the previous custom version will stop working.

They may see a 404 error page if that slug has been replaced.

A slug is the part of the URL that comes after your domain name.
Example:
petra.myflodesk.com/free-guide
Here, free-guide is the slug.

Paste it into an incognito/private browser window and test it. This ensures you’re not seeing a cached version.