Pages

Dashboard → Pages, with two tabs: Your pages and Style. Pages is Premium: a page is only shown on your profile with Premium, and on a free account the builder sits behind a Premium banner. Games & setup, for your games, setup and platforms, has a place of its own in the sidebar and is not locked.

Building and Publishing a Page walks through the builder, and Page Widgets lists what each widget holds.

A page is a screen below your card with a title and any number of widgets: your clips, images, games and music, your projects and your skills, a GitHub project, a calendar, your settings and hardware, VRChat lists, plain text and lists, or a Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube or Twitch embed. Visitors scroll down from your card to reach them, and on a desktop a dot rail down the side jumps between them.

You never place anything. A big widget is a screen of its own, and small widgets next to each other share one: up to four short music players, or up to three short blocks such as text, lists, settings and hardware, as many as fit. The screens follow one another in the order you put the widgets in, with the page's title on the first. Visitors scroll from one screen to the next.

• A widget with nothing to show yet has no screen, such as clips before you upload one, or a VRChat list of a kind you have none of. A calendar with no dates keeps its screen and says To be determined
• A page with no widgets is one screen holding its title, which works as a divider
• On a phone the same screens follow one another, in the same order

The order of the widget list is the order of the screens, and each row in that list says which screen it is. Drag a widget up or down and its screen moves with it.

How a screen looks is its page's style. There are nine, all of them part of Pages with nothing more to unlock, and Magazine is the one every page starts with:

• Magazine: Your page title set huge beside the content, with songs and dates numbered in big type
• Deck: One item in the spotlight, large and centered, with the rest in a strip to switch between
• Stack: A pile of cards in your card's look, flipped through one at a time
• Wall: Pictures edge to edge across the screen, with the page title on one label
• Spine: A timeline: your items hang off a line in a color you can pick
• Collage: Cards pinned loosely and slightly tilted, the first one bigger, the title large in a corner
• Flow: One card in front and the rest fanned out behind it, turned with a swipe or the arrow keys
• Numbers: A giant number beside the item in focus, with a row of numbers to switch between them
• Book: Your page as a book: each scroll or swipe turns one page, sideways, before the next page of yours

Pick one for all your pages under Pages → Style, in Page style; like your Profile settings, it waits for Save. Any single page can have a style of its own: open the page and choose one under Style, or leave it on Same as your pages. A page's own style saves at once. Spine draws its line in the color you pick under Spine color, or on Auto, in a color from your card.

Put a text widget without a heading first and a short opening line becomes the page's lede under the title. A long first line, or a heading, keeps it a normal block.

• Clips show a first frame, a play button and their length; the browser's controls appear once a clip is playing, and playing one pauses the others
• Your music is one player: the current track's cover, the transport, and the rest of the list as a queue
• Your images and your games are drawn in your page's style, the same way as the rest of the page, so there is no layout to pick for them
• Tap an image to open it large
• Images, track covers and the first picture of each VRChat entry have a crop control under them in the editor that sets where to look and how close. Game and project covers are cut from the center

An example is a starting point, not a page type. Gaming setup arrives with a games shelf over your settings and hardware, Music with your tracks over a calendar, VR with worlds, avatars and groups. Every widget on a page started from an example can be removed, and any widget can be added to any page. Templates, in their own part of the dashboard, are something else: shared looks for your whole page.