What information does Lasso auto-fill, and what do I need to add manually for non-Amazon links?
For non-Amazon links, Lasso can automatically pull in some basic information, but you’ll usually need to add key details yourself to complete the link.
What does Lasso auto-fill for non-Amazon links?
When you paste a non-Amazon URL into Lasso, it can automatically detect and fill in:
The destination URL
The page title, when available
A featured image, if one is publicly accessible on the page
Basic metadata used to create the link
This helps you get started quickly without building everything from scratch.
What do I need to add manually for non-Amazon links?
For non-Amazon links, you are responsible for adding and confirming important details, such as:
Product name (if the page title isn’t ideal)
Price information
Product description or highlights
Call-to-action text
Any custom images you want to use
Brand or category details, if relevant
Because non-Amazon sites don’t follow a consistent structure, Lasso can’t reliably auto-fill these fields.
Why is Amazon different?
Amazon product pages follow a standardized format, which allows Lasso to automatically pull in richer data like pricing, images, and product details.
Non-Amazon sites vary widely, so Lasso limits auto-fill to information it can confidently detect and leaves the rest up to you.
Can I edit auto-filled information?
Yes.
Anything Lasso auto-fills can be edited, replaced, or removed. You’re always in control of how your links and displays appear.
Do non-Amazon links still work with Lasso displays and Pages?
Yes.
Once you add the missing details, non-Amazon links work normally with:
Lasso displays
Lasso Pages
Cloaked and managed links
The only difference is how much information is filled in automatically at creation.
In simple terms
Lasso auto-fills basic link information for non-Amazon links, but you’ll usually need to add product details like price, description, and images manually since those sites don’t follow a standard format.