Turn grouped links
into one polished
launch links
LinkBait turns a set of URLs into a shareable bundle page with a final OG image. Start from AI-generated backgrounds, your own upload, or curated templates, then edit the message before you publish.
A cleaner share surface for launches, docs, repos, research collections, and any bundle that needs a stronger first impression.
Start with the URLs.
Pick the visual path after.
The app begins with the links because the bundle content should shape the brief, the copy, and the final share surface.
Different ways to start.
One shared editor and publish flow.
Generate image directions from the bundle itself.
LinkBait crawls the URLs, Groq builds the brief, and Puter creates draft backgrounds you can choose from.
Start from your own image.
Bring a source image into the same editor so you can keep the title, subtitle, positioning, and publishing workflow consistent.
Start from a curated renderer-safe layout.
Pick a structured template scene, then refine the copy and composition before you publish.
Opinionated flow.
Cleaner result.
LinkBait is not a general design tool. It is a focused pipeline for turning grouped links into a polished preview.
Add the links
Start with one URL or a full bundle. LinkBait crawls the pages and prepares the creative context.
Choose one mode
Select Puter, upload, or template mode. Once assets exist, the bundle stays locked to that path until reset.
Edit before publish
Refine title, subtitle, position, colors, and overlay settings inside the shared editor.
Publish the final card
LinkBait renders the final OG image server-side and pairs it with a public share page for the bundle.
Built for the gap between raw links and a shareable story.
Better than a raw link dump
Multiple URLs become one composed share surface with a clearer message and stronger first impression.
More controllable than one-click AI
The app helps with copy and direction, but the final editorial decisions stay with you.
Built for stable previews
Final publish stays on `next/og`, so the output is deterministic and more dependable across social surfaces.