Add your socials and posts

Updated 22 October 2026

The Short Answer

Configure Page opens with five handle rows — WhatsApp, Email, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube — and + Add a Social has ten more. Filling one draws a door under your name straight away. Posts are separate: paste a link to a post and it becomes a tile in the Socials row.

Two different things share the word social here, and telling them apart saves a lot of hunting.

How do I add my socials to my website?

Each handle you fill becomes a round button under your description:

  1. In the left rail, open My Page.
  2. Go to Configure Page → Handles, at the top — it opens with 5 rows: WhatsApp, Email, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
  3. Type into the row you want, such as @yourname for Instagram or 91234567 for WhatsApp.
  4. For any other network, press + Add a Social, pick it under Platform, and type into Handle or link — + Add Another Social gives you one more row.
  5. Press Add.

The button appears under your description as you type, and your changes save by themselves — Save Page saves them at once. Up to 12 handles in all. On a phone, Configure Page opens from the settings button on your cover.

What is the difference between a handle and a post?

A handle is the address of your profile — @yourname on Instagram. It draws a small round button in the row under your description, and pressing it takes a visitor to your profile on that network.

A post is one thing you published — a reel, a video, a set of photos. Pasting its link puts a tile in the Socials section, which is a row of your posts.

So filling in your Instagram handle does not put your Instagram posts on the page. Those are pasted, one link per row.

How do I add a post?

  1. Press the dashed Add Posts on your page, or + Add a Post under Configure Page → Posts.
  2. Paste a post's link into Post link — from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or Facebook.
  3. For the next, press + Add Another Post — up to 24 posts in all.
  4. Press Add.

New posts go in first. Drag the rows under Configure Page → Posts to set the order. The bin on a row removes that post, and so does the × in the corner of its tile on your page in My Page.

Which networks can I add, and how do I type each one?

+ Add a Social lists every network: the 5 opening rows plus 10 more — Website, Telegram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Threads, Xiaohongshu, Lemon8, X, Pinterest and Google Drive.

Each row shows an example of what to type. For WhatsApp, type the local number as 91234567: an 8-digit number starting 8 or 9 gets Singapore's 65 put in front for you. A full link works in any row.

Your Email row starts blank: type the address you want clients to use.

The Google Drive row takes a link to a folder you already share openly — a brochure folder, say. It is a button on your page like any other: nothing is connected, and none of your own files are read.

How do the buttons sit on the page?

One row under your description. Your other networks come first; after a thin line come the three ways to message you — WhatsApp, Telegram, then Email, in that order.

A button is only drawn for a handle you filled in. If your assistant is off, those same three fan out from the corner disc as a speed dial, so a visitor always has a way to reach you.

Why does my Instagram post have no picture?

An Instagram or Facebook post arrives with no picture and no caption — that connection is not switched on yet. A TikTok or YouTube link brings its own title and picture when PropKaki can read the post.

The tile still works and still links to the post. A link from anywhere other than those 4 networks is not taken: the box asks for a post or video link from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or Facebook.

How do I get rid of a row I will never fill?

Every handle row has a bin, including the 5 it opens with. Binning Facebook removes the row, not just its text.

It is not gone for good — + Add a Social offers every network, including ones you have dismissed and ones you already use, and adding it brings its row back.

Still Stuck?

Ask PropKaki in the chat — it answers most of these directly — or message the team.