How Pinli works
From your first idea to one useful page you can keep updating. Follow the steps, see what the editor can make, and choose when to share it.
Choose a place for your work
Pick an address based on your name, project, or business. Create an account to save it, then add a page name and a short introduction.
You can shape the page in the editor before sharing it. If you already have an account, log in to continue from your board.
One link, ready to become yours.
Start with a name people will recognize. You can build the page before it goes live.
Put the important things in place
Start with a template or add blocks to a blank page. A link can lead to your latest work; images, notes, video, and contact options help explain why it matters.
Add only what visitors need first. You can return to the editor to add, replace, and rearrange blocks as your work changes.
Browse page examples for ways a creator, café, artist, or small business might organize the same space.
Travel, film & the in-between
Postcards from the coast
A short film about small harbours, early ferries, and taking the long way.
Shape desktop and phone separately
Give the most important block space to stand out. Change the order and size of blocks, then check how the page reads on a phone.
Pinli lets you arrange a separate phone layout using the same content. Preview both sizes before sharing your page, and adjust its colors and type to fit your work.
See the available Packs if your page needs more focused tools.
Travel, film & the in-between
Postcards from the coast
A short film about small harbours, early ferries, and taking the long way.
Preview and share one link
Preview desktop and phone layouts, then check your page’s privacy and plan access. Once visitors can see the page, copy its link from the editor. You can keep the same address while updating the content.
Put the link wherever people already find you. Pro and Studio support a verified custom domain; Explore is an optional directory you can join after publishing.
Compare plans and limits before you publish. The Help guide covers common setup questions.
A few things to know
Start small, then make the page more useful as your work grows.