Journalists, bookers, and brand partners save the press kit link you gave them. SteadyLink lets you update what is behind it instead of sending a new folder every season.
Every place above uses the same link, so all of them open the live file.
An editor finds your press kit link from last year and runs the old headshot, the old logo, and a bio that lists a job you left.
Shared-drive folders break when someone reorganizes them, and zip files are frozen the moment you send them.
Put your press photos, logos, bio, and one-sheet into a collection. Replace any file when it changes. The link in every past email now points to the current kit.
Swap the headshot or logo file and every embed or direct link to it updates.
Visitors see previews of every item and can download just what they need.
Upload the full-resolution image once and request smaller versions through URL parameters.
See views, downloads, and traffic sources for the kit and for each file.
Upload press photos, logos, your bio, and fact sheets, then add them to one collection.
collection / press
Add it to pitch emails, your website footer, and your booking or agency profile.
steadylink.io/c/press
Replace a photo or bio when it changes. The same link serves the new files.
press-photo-2026.jpg live
Yes. Each item in a collection has a download button that delivers the original file you uploaded.
Collections can be public, password-protected, or set to expire, so you can share an embargoed kit and open it up later. Available access options depend on your plan.
Only if you want it to. Each collection has a setting that asks search engines not to index it. Anyone with the link can still open it.
It becomes a retained revision. The link serves the new file, and you can look at or restore earlier revisions from the dashboard. The Free plan keeps revisions for 30 days and paid plans keep them longer.
No. The Free plan includes public stable links, 2 GB of storage, and up to 3 collections. Paid plans add private and signed links, more storage, and longer revision history.