Show the work, not just the links
Put a project, a few photos and a short note next to your links, so people see what you do before they click away.
Your personal page at sayhi.page/yourname
One personal page for your work, your links and a way to reach you. Pick a template, fill it in, and share a single link everywhere. It’s free.
- Try the editor without an account
- On Linktree, Carrd or Beacons? Import your page
Pages made with SayHi
Tap a card to open the page. molly’s is a live SayHi page; the others are examples.
Browse more examples or see a few link-in-bio examples.
molly’s card is a live SayHi page. The other cards are examples. Hover or focus the strip to pause it. With reduced motion it stays still and scrolls sideways.
- Real page@mollycoddle330mollyprivacy × ai × open web
- creatorprivacykit.com
- Follow on X
- Example · Minimal
Alex ChenLanguages, tools, and the notes between them- Now
- harbor-labs/ink
- harbor-labs/harbor
- Example · Editorial
Maya OkonkwoWeather, concrete, and the people who wait in both- Atlantic Edge
- Cast Concrete
- Print enquiries
- Example · Bento
Nia VossIdentity, objects, and the rooms they occupy- Studio Voss
- Atelier Lumen
- Civic Marks
- Example · Studio
Julian AdeyemiNarrative films and the quiet labor behind them- Harbor Light
- Second Shift
- Selected scenes, 2022–2025
- Example · Creator
@wrennotesWren AdlerBuild logs, one week at a timeThis week’s log is about a desk lamp that forgets its dim level after midnight.
sayhi.page/wren - Example · Creator
@riohaleRio HaleShort films about ordinary nights- Ordinary Nights — “Steam on 3rd”
- Notes from the sidewalk
- What this is
- Example · Musician
Sora NakamuraSongs for rooms that still have the lights on- Late Light
- Kitchen Tape — “Second Kettle” (live)
- A few rooms
- Example · Elegant
Elena RossiI help independent practices explain what they do- Studio advisory, in writing
- How we begin
- Notes on independent practices
- Example · Minimal
@juniperlaneJuniper LaneShort notes on reading rooms- The note, then the page
- Notes from the reading room
- The longer essay
More room than a list of links
8 templates to start from
From a quiet one-column page to a bento grid. Switch templates whenever you like and your content stays put. Browse the templates.
Let people reach you
Keep an email button or a contact form on the page, so a visitor who likes your work can get in touch without hunting for a way.
How it works
Claim your name
Type the name you want. Your address will be sayhi.page/yourname.
Build your page
Pick a template and add your links, projects and photos. Your draft is saved in your browser while you work.
Publish and share
Sign in to publish, then put the link in your Instagram, TikTok, X or GitHub bio, or on a QR code.
Pricing
Pro · planned
$19.9/year
Your own domain, no SayHi branding and premium templates. Pro is on the way and can’t be bought yet.
First 100 users free for 3 years.
Questions
- Is SayHi really free?
- Yes. Publishing a page at sayhi.page/yourname costs nothing, and all 8 templates are included. A paid Pro plan with extras like custom domains is on the way.
- Can I use my own domain?
- Not yet. Pages live at sayhi.page/yourname for now. Custom domains are planned for Pro.
- Do I need an account to try it?
- No. Open the editor and build a draft right away. It’s saved in your browser, and you sign in only when you want to publish.
- Can I bring my Linktree page over?
- Yes. The page importer reads a public Linktree, Carrd or Beacons page and turns its title, bio, up to eight links and the first email into a draft you can edit.
- What can I put on my page?
- Text, links, projects, photos you upload, and X or Instagram profiles and posts. Templates also come with blocks like an email button or a contact form. The personal website guide walks through what to include.
Start your page
Pick a name, choose a template and change anything later.