Your Maker page: what other people can see
Your Maker page is optional. You decide whether to publish it and which parts other people can see.
Your private account and your public Maker page are different
Your private account holds sign-in information and settings. A public Maker page uses an address like loopdarling.com/m/your-handle/. Creating an account does not publish that page.
An approved Designer can also have a storefront at /d/your-handle/. Both pages share your account username, but their display names, photos and visibility are managed separately. You can publish a shop while keeping your personal Maker page private.
Create or edit your Maker page
Sign in and open My Public Pages from My Account. Add a display name, photo and any details you’d like to share. You can preview the page before publishing.
Use Save private draft or Save changes to keep your work. Choose Publish my profile when you’re ready. If you change your mind, choose Make profile private.
Choose what to show
The profile editor has separate visibility choices for your photo, craft preferences, biography, website, Instagram, and what you’re making. Hiding a section does not delete the information you entered.
What stays private?
Your account email, password, private messages, imported PDFs, project notes, banking details and staff-only information do not appear on your Maker page.
Be careful with any links or personal details you deliberately put in a public biography. You can preview what visitors will see before publishing.
Why isn’t my profile showing up?
Check that you’re signed in, the Maker page is published and the section you expect is set to visible. If your page is private, other people cannot open it using the public link.
If a published page still won’t load, contact support@loopdarling.com with the public URL and a description of what happened.
Related help
Edit your Maker page · Your public username · Account sign-in