Learn how Selenial’s bento grid editor, blocks, and sharing tools help you publish a beautiful profile page from one URL.
Selenial · Bento grid · Tutorial · Link in bio
Most link-in-bio tools give you a vertical list of buttons. It works, but it looks like everyone else. Selenial takes a different approach: your profile is a bento grid: a modular layout of blocks you drag, resize, and arrange like a personal dashboard.
This article walks through how Selenial works from signup to sharing, what you can put on your page, and how Premium features fit in.
When someone visits selenial.app/yourname, they see a grid of interactive tiles instead of a plain link stack. Each tile is a block: a link card, social profile, image, text snippet, map, video embed, or section header.
You control:
That last point matters. Selenial includes a mobile preview in the editor so you see exactly what followers experience when they tap your bio link on their phone.
Head to selenial.app and sign up. Onboarding asks for:
selenial.app/handle)The handle is permanent enough to care about: pick something short, memorable, and aligned with your other usernames.
Once inside your profile editor, tap Add to create a new block. Available block types include:
| Block | What it does |
|---|---|
| Link | Rich preview cards for any URL: shops, articles, tools |
| Social | Connected cards for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Discord, and more |
| Image | Photos and GIFs as visual tiles |
| Text | Short copy, announcements, or quotes |
| Section | Headings that organize your grid |
| Map | Location pins with captions (Premium) |
| Video | Embedded video content (Premium) |
Drag blocks to reposition them. Resize by adjusting how many grid cells a block spans. The bento layout means your most important content can be literally larger than everything else, a subtle but powerful design lever that button lists do not offer.
For link blocks, paste a URL and Selenial fetches a preview, title, image, and metadata when available. You can add optional captions for context ("New drop, 20% off this week").
Social blocks are even faster: pick a platform, enter your username, and Selenial builds the card with the right URL format. No copying messy invite links unless you need to (Discord, WhatsApp).
Toggle between mobile and desktop views in the editor. Most bio-link traffic is mobile, so this step is not optional vanity, it is where you catch layout issues before publishing.
Blocks that look balanced on a wide screen can feel cramped on a phone. Selenial lets you adjust with that in mind.
Your profile is live at selenial.app/yourname as soon as you finish setup. Share it by:
The QR feature is underrated. Creators at markets, conferences, and coffee shops use it constantly, scan and land on your full profile instantly.
Selenial is free to start. You can build, publish, and share without paying. Premium unlocks tools aimed at creators who want to look established:
If you are testing the waters, the free tier is fully functional. Upgrade when verification, analytics, or premium blocks become part of your workflow.
Selenial fits creators and professionals who care about how their page looks, not just that it exists:
It is not trying to be an email marketing suite or a full e-commerce platform. It is a beautiful, flexible link in bio: and it does that job with more personality than a button list.
selenial.app/yourname into your bioThat is the whole loop. Build once, update often, and let the grid do the work a single URL cannot do alone.