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Sharing a Published Post — Links, Socials, Images

When you publish a note on your Keepsake Page, a share window opens automatically. You can also reopen it any time from the small arrow icon ↗ next to any post on your public page. Everything about sharing on Keepsake is pull, not push: social networks become billboards that point back to your page, never a place you have to maintain.

What happens right after you publish

The publish confirmation modal closes, and a second modal appears immediately with everything you need to circulate your post outside of Keepsake. Nothing is posted automatically — you stay in control.
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The link to your post

A ready-to-copy URL in the shape keepsake.place/@yourname/slug. One click, it’s in your clipboard. Paste anywhere.

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Four social share buttons

X, Threads, Bluesky, LinkedIn. Each one opens the platform’s native composer in a new tab with your text and link already filled in. No account to connect, no authorization to grant, no data passed to Keepsake.

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Four downloadable images

Click any preview and it opens full-screen in a viewer. Arrows — on screen or on your keyboard — flip through the four styles without closing the window; the Download button saves the PNG you like and copies your post link alongside, ready to paste into a composer.

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A button to view your page

“View my Page ↗” opens your public page in a new tab, so you can admire your own work.

Tip

If you don't want to share right away, just close the modal. It's never going anywhere — you can reopen it from the arrow icon on the post later.

Share from your public page (even visitors can)

A small arrow icon ↗ appears next to every post on your public Keepsake Page, visible to you and to your readers. Clicking it opens the same modal — so your readers can share your work with the same care you do. This is intentional: friction-free sharing is how quiet words travel.

The image styles, explained

The selection of four adapts to the kind of post — photo, quote, or text — so every card is designed for what it carries. Each one bears the full text of your post, sized to its length, plus your signature and your page address. The Editorial card follows your Keepsake Page’s theme and accent; the photo, quote and note variants use a warm editorial palette of their own, with your accent color where it counts.
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Photo posts — Gallery, Polaroid, Full bleed, Magazine

Gallery hangs your photo edge to edge with your full text on a paper band below — the card of choice when you have things to say. Polaroid sets the photo in a white frame with a handwritten caption. Full bleed stretches the photo across the whole canvas, your caption on a dark film-credits band. Magazine composes a cream editorial layout with the photo as an inset and the date as a kicker.

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Quote posts — Editorial, Pullquote, Poster, Dark

Pullquote centers your quote in italic serif under a large terracotta quotation mark. Poster sets it huge and bold, like something you’d pin to a wall. Dark lays cream type on a warm night background. Editorial stays available for a quieter, theme-matched card.

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Text posts — Editorial, Journal, Notecard, Night

Journal centers your words in serif on cream, like a diary page. Notecard places them on a paper card with your monogram. Night is the same care in dark. All three fit up to ~1,700 characters before trimming — your whole note, most of the time.

Tip

If a photo post has no image, its photo styles fall back to Editorial automatically — the four previews always work.

Why vertical 1080×1920?

We picked a single format and designed for crop freedom. The canvas is 1080×1920 (Instagram Story, TikTok) and the cards keep the essentials — text, signature, address — away from the edges where platforms overlay their interface, so the same image also crops well to portrait or 4:5. One image, any network.

Why no “Post directly to X” button?

Because that would require you to connect an account to Keepsake, give it permission to post on your behalf, and tie you to a platform’s API stability. Instead, we use compose intents — plain URLs that open the platform’s native composer with your text prefilled. You click “Post” on their side. No connection, no permission, nothing to revoke.

Tip

This is a deliberate design choice, in line with the Keepsake manifesto: networks are billboards, not destinations. Your readers find you here, not there.

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