Bento migration guide
Rebuild your Bento page in about five minutes.
Bento.me shut down in February 2026 and removed page data, so there’s nothing to import — from anywhere. This guide walks you through recreating your page on Palette quickly, keeping the grid look you liked.
Free forever · No credit card · Your page live in minutes
Before you start
A two-minute checklist
Gather these and the rebuild is mostly copy-and-arrange.
Your links & socials
List every profile and link that lived on your Bento — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, your shop, your newsletter. Palette turns each into a block.
Your project embeds
Note the work you showcased: images, videos, case studies, live embeds. Palette’s media blocks recreate these on the grid.
Your layout
A quick screenshot of your old Bento (or your memory of it) is enough — grab a grid template and match the arrangement block for block.
Step by step
From nothing to published
- 1
Claim your Palette link
Pick your username — this becomes paletteapp.me/you, or the base for your custom domain.
- 2
Start from a grid template
Choose a grid-style starting point that mirrors Bento’s layout so you’re arranging blocks, not building from a blank page.
- 3
Add your links & socials as blocks
Recreate each link and social profile from your checklist. Reorder by dragging — just like Bento.
- 4
Embed your work
Add images, videos and project embeds so your page shows what you make, not only where to find you.
- 5
Connect your domain & publish
Point your custom domain at Palette (optional) and hit publish. Your page is live and shareable immediately.
FAQ
Migrating from Bento.me
- Can I import my Bento.me page directly?
- No — and not because of Palette. Bento removed page data when it shut down on 13 February 2026, so there is nothing left to import from anywhere. The fastest path is a manual rebuild, which takes about five minutes with a grid-style template.
- How long does it take to rebuild a Bento page on Palette?
- Most people finish in about five minutes: claim a link, start from a grid template, add your links and embeds as blocks, then publish.
- Will my new page look like my old Bento?
- Yes. Palette uses the same clean, visual grid style Bento popularised, so you can recreate a very similar layout — blocks for links, images, embeds and projects.
- Do I have to pay to move over?
- No. You can rebuild and publish on Palette’s free plan, with no forced branding and no credit card.
- Can I keep my custom domain?
- Yes. If you had a custom domain, you can point it at your Palette page so your identity stays on a URL you control.