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Configure a tag profile

Build the public profile visitors see when they scan or open a Zwyn Tag.

The tag profile is the public-facing page visitors see when they scan or open a Zwyn Tag. You can configure it with profile blocks, images, links, labels, icons, and other visible information.

Before you start

  • You need to be signed in as the owner of the tag.
  • The tag needs to be claimed and visible in your dashboard or My Tags page.
  • Prepare the information you want visitors to see, such as text, images, links, or contact details.

Try profile block layout

Use the playground to understand how profile blocks can be moved, resized, and arranged before working on a real tag.

Profile block playground

desktop

Try moving and resizing the classic-car profile. This demo is local only and does not save anything.

Vehicle image
Historic vehicle
Chassis
W113
Engine
2.3L inline-six
Mileage
km
First registration
Roadworthy
Colour
Ivory
Vehicle history
Privately owned and maintained with a documented service and restoration history.

Steps

  1. 1 Open the tag from your dashboard or My Tags page.
  2. 2 Open the Profile page from the tag navigation or tag overview.
  3. 3 Switch to edit mode so you can change the profile layout and content.
  4. 4 Add profile blocks for the information you want to show publicly.
  5. 5 Select a block and use the settings panel to edit its label, value, images, links, or block-specific options.
  6. 6 Move and resize blocks on the layout grid so the profile is easy to read.
  7. 7 Check desktop, tablet, and phone layouts to make sure the profile works on different screen sizes.
  8. 8 Save the changes when the profile looks correct and no validation or overlap issues remain.

Profile tips

  • Start with the most important information first, then add more blocks only when they help visitors.
  • Use image blocks for visual identification, object photos, gallery content, or useful visual context.
  • Use labels and icons to separate sections or make important information easier to scan.
  • Use entries instead of profile blocks for history, logs, reports, or information that changes over time.

What happens next

  • Visitors see the updated profile when they open the public tag page, depending on the tag access settings.
  • The tag overview shows a snapshot of the configured profile blocks.
  • You can return to the Profile page later to add, remove, rearrange, or update blocks.

Profile content is public-facing

Only add information to the profile that should be visible to the audiences allowed by your access settings.

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