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How to Create a Link Hub Destination with TacTile

A Link Hub destination is a single tap or scan that opens one page listing multiple links — social profiles, shop, latest video, newsletter signup — all in one place. It's built entirely with the Build path inside TacTile's editor; there's no Connect or Link path for the hub itself, only for the individual links inside it.

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Time5-10 minutes

DifficultyBeginner

PathsBuild only

Best forCreators, businesses, or individuals with several destinations to share from one tap/scan

Works withAny external URL for the individual links placed inside the hub

What is a link hub destination?

A Link Hub destination is a single tap-to-open or scan-to-open page that aggregates multiple outbound links in one place, functioning like a "link-in-bio" landing page attached to a physical NFC card or QR code.

Bio links average just a 2-3% click-through rate on their own, while creators using dedicated link-in-bio tools see roughly 2.3x higher CTR.

— Social Media Today, 2025

How to create a link hub destination

Build

Assemble a page of link blocks natively inside TacTile — the only path for a hub.Recommended

In the TacTile app or dashboard, tap Create, then Link Hub, then Build.
Choose a hub layout template — for example, a stacked-button list, a grid of icons, or a card-style feed.
Add your first link block: enter a label, choose an icon or thumbnail, and paste the destination URL it should open.
Repeat the previous step to add additional link blocks — social profiles, your shop, a video, a signup form, or any other URL you want visible on the hub.
Reorder the link blocks by dragging them into the priority order you want visitors to see first.
Customize the hub's header — add a profile photo, display name, and short bio line at the top of the page.
Preview the hub page on mobile to confirm spacing and tap targets look correct.
Save and publish. TacTile hosts the hub page and assigns it to your NFC/QR destination.

Which path should I use?

Link Hub has no Connect or Link creation path because the hub itself isn't a single external destination to authenticate into or paste a URL for — it's a container you assemble natively, one link block at a time, inside TacTile's editor. Use a Link Hub when you have three or more places you want a single tap to surface at once — for instance, a creator's social accounts plus their shop plus their latest upload. Use a single <a href="/how-to/link-destination">Link destination</a> instead when you only need to send visitors to one specific URL with tracking and a health checker attached. If you're still unsure which fits your situation, TacTile's <a href="/how-to/choose-a-link-type">Choose a Link Type</a> wizard walks through a few quick questions and recommends the right path.

Common use cases

Touring musician

Puts a Link Hub behind an NFC wristband sold at merch tables, listing their streaming profiles, tour dates page, and merch shop all in one tap for fans at a show.

Real estate agent

Uses a Link Hub on the back of their business card linking to their listings site, Zillow profile, testimonials page, and a booking link for showings.

Boutique gym

Places a Link Hub QR code at the front desk linking to class schedules, membership signup, Instagram, and a Google review request.

Freelance photographer

Their NFC card opens a Link Hub with their portfolio site, Instagram, booking form, and a link to their print shop.

Nonprofit's event badge

QR code opens a Link Hub linking to donation page, volunteer signup, social channels, and this year's impact report.

Link Hub + analytics

Every tap and scan is logged with timestamp, device type, and location region. For Link Hub destinations specifically, TacTile also reports per-link click-through data within the hub, so you can see exactly which individual link block visitors tapped most, not just that the hub page itself was opened.

Frequently asked questions

Why can't I connect a third-party account to build my Link Hub?

The hub page itself is a layout you assemble inside TacTile, not a single external account or link, so it only supports the Build path — though each individual link block inside the hub can point to any URL you choose.

How many links can I add to a Link Hub?

There's no fixed cap enforced in the editor, but hub pages perform best with a focused list rather than an overwhelming one; most creators keep it to their handful of highest-priority links.

Can I reorder or remove links from my Link Hub after publishing?

Yes — you can add, remove, or drag-reorder link blocks at any time from the builder, and changes go live immediately without needing to reprint your NFC card or QR code.

Does each link inside the hub get its own analytics?

Yes — TacTile reports click-through data for each individual link block within the hub in addition to overall taps and scans on the hub page itself.

Is a Link Hub the same as a Link Destination with several buttons on it?

Not quite — a Link destination is built around a single tracked URL (with a built-in health checker), while a Link Hub is purpose-built as a multi-link container with its own per-link analytics and layout templates.

Can I use a Link Hub for just two links, or is that overkill?

You can use it for any number of links, but if you truly only have one destination in mind, a single Link destination is faster to set up and includes the URL health checker that Link Hub link blocks don't individually run.

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