Create a KuikPage
Mobile landing pages built in KuikCode, hosted on kuik.page, and the natural place for a code to point at.
A KuikPage is a landing page you compose from blocks, hosted at yourname.kuik.page or on your own domain. It is what a code points at when there is no website page for the job: a menu, a link in bio, an event, a product insert, a wedding invitation.
KuikPages are included from the Starter plan (one page); PRO has five and Business twenty-five.
Start one
Click Create KuikPage on the Pages list.
- What's this page for? Pick a template from the KuikCode tab (thirty designs across Creators, Shops & offers, Food & venues, Events and Business), one your team saved under Saved, or a Blank page.
- Name the page and claim its Address: three to thirty lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, checked for availability as you type.
Templates come with complete example copy and photos, so a page is presentable before you touch it. Every template is a starting point; add and remove blocks freely.
The editor
Three zones: the block palette on the left, a phone-sized canvas in the middle, and the inspector on the right. Click a block on the canvas to edit it; text is editable in place. Changes autosave (Saving, then Saved). Undo and redo live in the header, next to Editing | Preview and the Publish button.
The inspector has a scope switch: KuikPage for colours, fonts, shape and analytics that apply everywhere, Page for the current page in a multi-page KuikPage, Block for the selected block.
More than one page
A KuikPage can hold up to ten pages (five on PRO, ten on Business). Open Pages in the header to add pages, each with a Name, Icon and Address slug. Once a second page exists a Navigation panel appears: choose a Side menu or a Bottom bar, and for the bar its colour and whether to Show labels. Buttons can link to another page with the page kind.
Address and domains
Every KuikPage is served at its kuik.page address as soon as it is published. PRO and Business workspaces can serve a page on their own hostname instead, connected under Settings, Domains with Used for set to KuikPages & Sites; nothing is printed, so it can be repointed later. See Branded scan links for the DNS steps.
Point a code at it
In the KuikCode editor choose the KuikPage destination and pick the page. The code follows the page's address, custom domain included.