Own your brand: custom icons for your links
Open ten link-in-bio pages and you’ll see the same handful of icons over and over — the same little shopping bag, the same generic globe, the same gray envelope. They do the job, but they make every page feel like it came out of the same box. When your whole brand is the reason people follow you, blending in is a strange place to land.
Keepp lets you upload your own icon for any link. Your logo, your product mark, a photo of the thing the link goes to — whatever reads as you — sits right next to that link on your page.
Why every link page looks the same
Stock icon sets exist because they’re easy, and easy is fine for a website footer. But your page isn’t a footer — it’s the first room a new follower walks into. A row of default icons quietly tells them “this is a tool,” when you want it to say “this is a brand.”
Upload your own
Open a link block in the editor and look at its Icon field. You’ll see a searchable grid of built-in icons first — pick one and you’re done. Below it is Upload your own icon: choose an image and Keepp resizes and optimizes it for you, so it stays crisp and loads fast without any fiddling on your end. Uploading an image takes over from the picked icon automatically; remove the upload to go back to choosing one.
It’s the details that read as ‘brand’
Branding isn’t only your logo and your colors — it’s the accumulation of small, consistent choices. A custom icon on your “Shop the new drop” link, your actual product on your “Best sellers” link, your face on your “Work with me” link. None of it is loud. All of it adds up to a page that could only be yours.
Pairs with your theme and colors
Custom icons land best alongside the rest of your page’s styling. Set your theme, pick your brand color, and let it carry through the page — then the icons are the finishing touch rather than the only personal thing on an otherwise generic layout. The whole page ends up looking designed instead of assembled.
keepp.link/yourhandle is free to claim. Takes two minutes.