Why Vaults.lol is different from other link in bio sites

Open 5 link in bio sites and you mostly get the same page: avatar, name and a stack of buttons in different colors. Each has a few unique features, and many lock simple things like extra styles or layouts behind a paywall or credits.

Vaults.lol ships 9 free layouts. Some fit professional work, some match the aesthetic profiles people know from sites like guns.lol, haunt.gg and miwa.lol, and some exist nowhere else. Switch any time and your content stays the same.

Centered is the layout almost every link in bio tool uses: avatar, name, bio, socials and links down the middle. Float is the modern aesthetic version, card-free and centered, with optional glass boxes for your identity, widgets and blocks.

Cinematic Split puts your background video or image on 1 side of the screen like a movie frame, with your profile beside it on desktop. On phones it stacks neatly. It is made for creators, musicians and anyone whose visuals should be the star.

Card wraps everything in a wide glass card, similar to bio.link style pages, which reads clean for work and business. Hub fits more links and blocks side by side in 2 columns. Showcase adds quick-info tiles, and Bordered gives you a framed profile.

Simplistic turns links into thin rows for text first pages. Modern uses a capsule frame with an accent glow, great for music and creator pages.

Every layout is free. You do not need a subscription or credits to change how your page looks.