Import Your Page

Switching providers should not mean starting over. Paste the URL of your existing link in bio page and More.You proposes your header, avatar, socials and links to bring across.

Create your page

Moving in takes minutes

Switching tools usually means an afternoon of retyping. Import reads your existing page and rebuilds it as blocks, so the move is a review, not a rebuild.

Creator moving her page from an old phone to a new one at her desk

Paste a URL, get a proposal

Paste the URL of an existing link in bio page, from any provider, and More.You reads it and proposes a header, avatar, socials and links to bring over, laid out as a proposal for you to review, not a page it publishes on its own.

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✓Header
✓Avatar
✓6 links

Nothing changes until you confirm

Nothing is written to your page until you confirm each item in the proposal. Skip anything you do not want, and apply the rest, so the import only ever adds what you actually approve.

Then make it yours

Once you have applied the import, your page is a normal More.You page: add blocks, apply a theme, and set up auto-pin and analytics the same way you would on a page built from scratch.

How importing works

Import brings your existing link-in-bio page - from any other tool - onto More.You without retyping a thing.

Paste your current URL

Point the importer at your existing page, whatever platform it lives on.

Review the mapped blocks

Your links, titles and socials arrive as More.You blocks. Check the order, adjust anything that should differ.

Publish and redirect

Go live, then update the one link in your bios. Your audience never notices the move - except that the page got better.

Why people switch

Upgrading

Outgrew the link list

A page of plain links becomes products, events and bookings - blocks a link list cannot express.

AI-ready

Machines can read the new page

Imported pages get llms.txt and structured data automatically, which the page you are leaving never had.

Consolidating

Several pages into one

Bring links from multiple old pages into one canonical URL you actually keep current.

Frequently asked questions

Which providers can I import from?

Paste the URL of any existing link in bio page and More.You reads it to build a proposal, regardless of which provider it is hosted on.

Will import overwrite my current More.You page?

No. Import builds a proposal from the URL you paste. Nothing is written to your page until you confirm each item, and you can skip anything you do not want.

What does the import proposal include?

A proposed header, avatar, socials and links, based on what More.You reads from the page at the URL you paste.

What happens after I confirm the import?

The confirmed items are applied to your page, which then works like any other More.You page: you can add blocks, apply a theme and set up auto-pin and analytics.

Will I lose my links when I switch?

No. Import carries your links, titles and social handles across as blocks. Nothing needs retyping.

Does my old link keep working?

Your old page stays up until you take it down. The switch happens when you replace the URL in your bios - a one-minute change.

How long does the move take?

Typically minutes: paste your URL, review the imported blocks, publish. The longest step is updating your bios.