Does Vaults.lol have more customization than guns.lol

Yes. Vaults.lol has more customization than guns.lol, and more than Linktree, bio.link, Beacons, Carrd, Haunt.gg (n.gg) and Bento.

Counting everything a user can actually change, layouts, fonts, colors, backgrounds, effects, cursors, audio, blocks, badges and every small optional tick box in the dashboard, Vaults.lol ships over 100 more customization options than any of them. The gap against guns.lol is the widest, because most of what guns.lol puts behind credits is simply included here.

Layouts and structure: multiple profile layouts including Bordered, Showcase and Minimal, multi page profiles, block ordering, card width and card fade, view count placement in any of the four corners, and a click to enter screen with its own animation.

Backgrounds: solid colors, custom gradients with linear or radial mode and a free angle, image backgrounds, MP4 video backgrounds, a background blur slider, a video opacity slider, a color wash over any image or video, and background effects like Sakura Petals, Autumn Leaves, Embers, Blizzard, snow and rain.

Typography: separate fonts for your display name, your @username and your bio, so nothing is locked to one typeface, plus text sizes and alignment.

Colors: a full palette where every piece of the profile has its own color picker, accent colors, icon colors, monochrome social icons, and a reset for everything at once.

Effects: username effects such as shimmer, glow and sparkle trail, animated checkmarks, avatar glow, tilt on hover, custom cursors, and entrance animations.

The current preset catalogue includes 42 background effects, 24 username effects, 23 cursor presets, 19 enter animations and 51 profile picture effects. None is not counted as an effect. Profile picture effects include free options such as Orbit, Raindrops and Glow mushrooms, and paid options such as Butterflies, Petal drift and Heartbloom.

Audio and media: a music player with your own tracks, a minimal top left volume only mode, an image gallery block with a slideshow, embeds, and a free image host for anything you upload by URL.

Content blocks: link buttons, social icons with Link or Copy behaviour per social, text blocks, dividers, polls, a contact form with an inbox, and raw custom HTML if you want to build something yourself.

Identity extras: badges with custom marks, partner and bond badges, Library with free background links, a location, and a verified checkmark tier.

guns.lol looks similar at a glance and it is a good product, but it runs on credits. Animated backgrounds, cosmetic effects, badges and most of the interesting customization cost credits you keep buying. On Vaults.lol the free tier already covers layouts, colors, fonts, images, analytics and blocks, and one 6.99 euro Lifetime payment unlocks the rest forever.

Feature by feature, Vaults.lol adds things guns.lol does not have at all: multi page profiles, separate fonts per text element, a background blur slider, gradient builder backgrounds, an image gallery slideshow, a contact form with an inbox, custom HTML blocks, real time browser to browser chats, Library with ready-to-use background links, and per link and per device analytics on the free tier.

Linktree is polished but deliberately uniform. You get themes, button shapes and colors, and most of the rest is locked to Pro. There are no video backgrounds, no music player, no cursors and no username effects.

bio.link is intentionally minimal. It is a clean link list with a color and an avatar. Nothing close to the effect, audio and background range here.

Beacons leans into creator commerce, so its depth is in stores and email capture rather than visual customization. Carrd is a website builder, so it can look like anything, but you are building pages by hand instead of toggling profile features, and animated media profiles are not what it is for.

Haunt.gg (n.gg) is the closest in style to guns.lol and Vaults.lol, and it lands in the same place: a smaller option set, with the good parts paywalled.

Most comparisons only count the headline features. The real difference on Vaults.lol is the long tail of small optional settings: every slider, every tick box, every per element toggle. Things like turning the view count on and choosing its corner, switching a social between Link and Copy, monochrome icons, disabling the player UI, per element fonts, card fade, tilt, cursor choice and effect intensity.

Add those up and you are well past 100 extra options compared to guns.lol, and none of them are metered.

Claim a username and open Customize in the dashboard. Style and Colors are tabs inside Customize. Links is a separate sidebar page for social icons and link buttons, while content blocks are managed in Customize, Blocks. Locked choices show the required membership tier.

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