Your page in two minutes
Claim a handle, add a photo or make an avatar, add your links and share the link or the QR code. That is the whole set-up.
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A page on Just a Thanks is where people say thanks to you. It holds your name, your photo, a few lines about what you make, your links, and the thanks people leave.
Setting one up takes about two minutes. Here is the whole of it.
1. Claim your handle
Your handle is the end of your link, so justathanks.com/yourname.
Pick something short that people already know you by.
If the one you want is taken, try the name you use on Instagram or YouTube. Fans find you faster when it matches.
2. Add a photo
You have two ways to do this.
Upload one
Pick a photo, then crop it right there. You can zoom, turn it a quarter at a time and choose from five looks.
Or make an avatar
No good photo to hand? Make an avatar from your initials on a colour you like, and add one fun prop:
- a party hat
- a Santa hat
- a crown
- sunglasses
- a diya
- a sparkler
- a ring
- a flower
3. Add your links
Add the places people already follow you: YouTube, Instagram, X, a shop or your own site. They show on your page as pills with each platform’s logo.
4. Share it
Your page comes with a link and a QR code. Put the link in your bio and in your video descriptions. Print the QR code for a stall, a gig or the back of a book.
If you have a website, a plain link is all it takes:
<a href="https://justathanks.com/yourname">Say thanks</a>That is it
When someone sends a thanks, it lands on your page as a bubble with their line and the amount, and every rupee of it is yours.
We are in private preview and letting creators in by invitation. Ask for yours and claim your handle while it is still available.
