Pixels

Pixels


Finding Your Pixels

Pixels are tracking tags you can connect to pages and links to track traffic data. You can connect many third-party pixels to Hook2.us biolink pages and links. 

To find pixels, navigate to “Pixels” on the left menu on your Dashboard. You may need to scroll down to find it.

Hook2.us dashboard menu. An arrow points to the pixels link, which is the twelfth link.

Pixels Information

You will find the following page:

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Hook2.us pixels page. Details are explained below the image.


  1. Create pixel: Click here to create a new pixel. 
  2. Export: Download metadata related to your pixels. File options are CSV, JSON, and PDF.
  3. Filters: Search or sort the list of pixels. You can also set the results per page from here.
  4. Bulk Actions: You can click here to select and delete multiple pixels at once.
  5. Name: This is the name you gave to your pixel. You can click here to edit your pixel.
  6. Type: This is the pixel’s type, such as Google Analytics, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.
  7. Links: Loads a page showing a list of all Hook2.us links you’ve connected this pixel to.
  8. Created on: The date you created the pixel on Hook2.us. 
  9. Updated on: The most recent date you updated the pixel on Hook2.us.
  10. Submenu: Open the submenu:

Hook2.us pixels submenu accessed by clicking the icon at the end of a pixel on the pixels page. Details are explained below the image.

  1. Edit: Click here to edit your pixel.
  2. Delete: Permanently removes this pixel from your account. Make sure you’re certain before clicking this, as it cannot be undone.

Create or Edit a Pixel

To edit an existing pixel, click on the name of the pixel. To create a new pixel, click on “Create pixel” in the top-right corner.

You’ll see the following form to create or edit your pixel:

Hook2.us Create new pixel window. Details are explained below the image.

  1. Name: Enter a name to assign to this pixel. You’ll use this to identify your pixel on Hook2.us.
  2. Type: Select which type of pixel you’re creating. 
  3. Pixel ID: Enter your Pixel ID. You can find this on the Pixel Provider’s platform. 
  4. Click “Create” or “Update.” Which appears depends on if you’re creating a new pixel or editing an existing one.


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