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A “click to enter” overlay that shows before your profile. Two upsides: it gives a dramatic reveal, and it lets background music start (browsers block autoplay until the visitor interacts with the page).
Splash panel

Turn it on

Tick Show “click to enter” splash at the top of the panel. Off = visitors land on your profile immediately.

Splash text

A single text input — the big text in the middle of the splash. Up to 200 characters. Placeholder is click to enter…. Premium accounts also get a Text colour swatch right next to the field for the splash text. Free accounts use the entry-gate default colour.

Splash background (image or video)

One file upload — accepts:
TypeFormats
ImageJPEG / PNG / WebP / GIF
VideoMP4 / WebM / MOV
The same upload slot handles both. Yes, the splash background can be a video — it’s not limited to still images. The preview shows your file with a Remove button.

After splash — page reveal (Premium)

A separate group below the upload, gated to Premium. It controls the animation that plays once the visitor taps:
SettingValues
TransitionInstant (default), Fade in, Fade + expand.
DurationSlider 0.20 s4.00 s, only visible when Transition is non-Instant.
Free accounts see this section disabled with the Premium upsell line. The reveal mode list is the real list — there’s no Slide up / Zoom out / Cut mode.

Why use a splash

  • Music autoplay — browsers will block audio until the user interacts. The splash is that interaction.
  • Drama — a darker splash → bright profile reveal feels intentional.
  • First impression — show a logo / single image (or short video) while the rest of the page loads.

Why skip a splash

  • One extra tap before visitors see your stuff. People in a hurry may bail.
  • SEO bots ignore the splash but you make humans wait an extra second.

Common questions

That’s the reveal animation playing. Premium accounts can tune it via Transition / Duration, or set Transition to Instant for no animation.
Yes — the splash background upload accepts MP4 / WebM / MOV directly.
Yes — the page view is counted as soon as the page loads, even if the visitor never taps the splash.