If you have a promotional or informative video hosted on YouTube or Vimeo, you can embed it on your page.

• Navigate to your video on YouTube or Vimeo.
• Below the video, find and click the 'Share' button.
• Copy the link provided. It will look something like https://youtu.be/your_video_id or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=your_video_id.
• Paste this full link into the 'YouTube/Vimeo Video URL' field in the WordTune® vPage generator.

For all image fields, you need a direct link to the image file. This link usually ends with .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif, or .svg.

Using Google Photos:

• Standard "sharing links" from Google Photos (e.g., from the 'Share' button > 'Create link') are not direct image links and generally won't work for embedding directly on your vPage.
• To get a usable link from Google Photos:
  1. Open Google Photos and navigate to the album containing your image.
  2. Click on the image so it opens in the full-screen or larger preview mode.
  3. Right-click directly on the enlarged image.
  4. In the context menu that appears, select "Copy Image Address" (this wording might vary slightly depending on your browser, e.g., "Copy Image Link").
  5. The link copied to your clipboard should start with something like https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/.... This is the type of link you should paste into the vPage generator.
• Note: This Google Photos method relies on how browsers and Google currently structure these URLs. For the most long-term stability and reliability, using a dedicated image hosting service that explicitly provides permanent direct links is still recommended.

For the Gallery: If you're adding multiple images to the gallery, paste each direct image URL (obtained via one of the methods above) on a new line in the 'Gallery Image URLs' field.

Paste the direct image URL(s) into the corresponding fields in the vPage generator (e.g., 'Logo Image URL', 'Hero Background Image URL', 'Gallery Image URLs').

If you want to embed a PDF (e.g., restaurant menu, services brochure), it needs to be hosted online and you need a direct link to the .pdf file.

• Upload your PDF to a cloud storage service (like Google Drive, Dropbox) or your own web server.
• Ensure the sharing settings allow public viewing.
• Obtain a direct link that ends in .pdf.
  • For Google Drive: After uploading and setting sharing to 'Anyone with the link can view', the shareable link (e.g., https://drive.google.com/file/d/YOUR_FILE_ID/view?usp=sharing) often needs to be converted for direct embedding. A common format for embedding is https://drive.google.com/file/d/YOUR_FILE_ID/preview. However, reliability can vary.
  • For Dropbox: You can usually get a direct download link by changing the dl=0 at the end of a share link to dl=1.
  • Simpler alternatives include services specifically for PDF hosting, or uploading to your own website's hosting.
• Paste this direct .pdf link into the 'Menu/Brochure PDF URL' field.

Embedding a Google Map helps customers find you. If you have a Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business), you can often start from there:

• Using your Google Business Profile:
  • Access your Google Business Profile (you can search for "my business" on Google if logged in, or go to business.google.com).
  • Find the 'Share profile' option or a 'Share' button on your listing. This often provides a direct link to your business on Google Maps.
  • Click this link to open your business directly on Google Maps.
• General Method (if no GMB or direct share link):
  • Go to Google Maps.
  • Search for your business location.
• Once your business location is displayed on Google Maps (either via GMB share link or direct search):
  1. Click the 'Share' button/icon associated with your business location on the map.
  2. In the popup window that appears, select the 'Embed a map' tab.
  3. You'll see an HTML code snippet that starts with <iframe.... Click 'COPY HTML'.
  4. Paste this entire HTML code into the 'Google Maps Embed HTML' field in the WordTune® vPage generator.

Provide direct links to your business profiles on various social media platforms.

• Visit each of your social media profiles (e.g., Facebook page, Twitter profile, Instagram profile, LinkedIn company page).
• Copy the full URL from your browser's address bar. Examples:
  • https://www.facebook.com/yourbusinessname
  • https://twitter.com/yourusername
  • https://www.instagram.com/yourusername
• In the 'Social Media Links' field in the generator, paste each full URL on a new line.

Provide your main contact information. For best display on your vPage, enter each piece of information on a new line.

Example format:

Your Business Name (Optional, if not in Business Name field)
123 Main Street
Cityville, State, 12345
your.email@example.com
(555) 123-4567
Another Phone: (555) 987-6543

Paste this into the 'Contact Details' field.

Clearly list your business's operating hours. Enter each day or time range on a new line for clarity.

Example format:

Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Public Holidays: Please Call

Paste this into the 'Opening Times' field.

Depending on your region and business type, you may be required to display legal information (often called an "Impressum", "Legal Notice", or similar).

This typically includes:

• Full company name and legal form (e.g., Ltd., GmbH).
• Registered address.
• Contact details (phone, email) for official communication.
• Trade register number or equivalent.
• VAT identification number (if applicable).
• Name of the authorized representative (e.g., CEO, Managing Director).
• Information about supervisory authorities (if applicable).

Gather all necessary text and paste it into the 'Impressum / Legal Information' field. Ensure it complies with your local legal requirements.