Build the link page. Keep the file.
One page with every place your release can be heard — and you get the actual HTML file to host wherever you like. No account, no tracker, no page that vanishes when a subscription lapses. Your cover never leaves your browser.
Everything on this page runs inside your browser. Your cover and your links are never uploaded, stored or sent anywhere, and no account is needed. What you download is a plain HTML file that is yours to host.
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You get the file, not an account
Every other release-link tool works the same way: they host the page, they own the address, and they keep whatever your fans do on it. Feature.fm's free tier is the clearest example — it collects your fans' email addresses for nothing, and then asks you to upgrade before you are allowed to read them. That is not pricing. That is holding your own audience behind a paywall.
This builder does the opposite. It gives you one HTML file with everything inside it — the cover art, the styling, every link. Put it on your own domain, on a free static host, on a USB stick. It works offline. There is no account to keep, no subscription to lapse, and no page that disappears when we do.
There is no tracker in the generated file. We do not know who visits your page, and neither do you unless you add your own analytics — which you are free to do, because it is your file.
Your cover never leaves the browser
When you add a cover, the browser reads it locally, crops it square, scales it to 900 px and embeds it into the HTML as data. Nothing is uploaded — there is no server on the other end of this page to upload it to. That is also why the finished file works without an internet connection: the image is inside it, not linked from somewhere else.
It means the file is a little larger than a page that hotlinks its artwork. It also means the page cannot break because an image host went away, which is the trade we would make every time.
Right-to-left, without being asked
Type an Arabic, Persian or Urdu title and the generated page sets dir="rtl" on its own, so the layout mirrors properly instead of scattering the punctuation. You do not have to know that this is a setting, and you do not have to fix it afterwards.
Add any service the list does not cover with the custom field — a regional store, your own shop, a video. The button takes your accent colour.
Free, and not a funnel
No account, no email, and no need to release anything through Mazufa — or through anyone. Build the page, download it, close the tab. If you do want to put a record out, the rest of the toolkit is free too, and Mazufa charges nothing and takes no commission.