Share your code: stories, videos, comments and a ready-made image
The code works when people see it. Here’s where to say it and how to write it so it reads in a second.
Where to say it
- In a story, written large.
- In the caption of a post or a video.
- In a comment pinned at the top.
- Out loud, on a live or in a video.
- In your bio, as plain text and not as a link.
How to write it
Put the address and the digits together, like a sentence: “find me at veylyn.com · code 48291”. No link symbols, no long addresses: it should look like information, not a link.
The story-ready image
In the Story tab the studio makes a vertical image with veylyn.com and your code already printed. Choose from 9 styles, the font, the background (solid, gradient or your photo blurred), decorations and a line of your own. The text comes in 6 languages.
- 1Open the Story tab.
- 2Choose the style and the colors.
- 3Download it, or share it straight from your phone.
- 4Post it wherever you like.
When you change the code
The old code stops working at once: make the image again (the studio updates it with the new code by itself) and change the stories or posts where you wrote it.
Veylyn is being tested with a few creators. We’ll write when we open.
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