Easy Tech TutsHow to Insert and Manage Anchor Links in HubSpot Easily 2026
By Impran M N
Anchor links let visitors jump straight to a specific section of a page instead of scrolling through everything, which is especially handy on long landing pages or blog posts. This guide covers setting a unique anchor ID on a header, linking text or a button to it, and even linking to an anchor on a completely different page. It wraps up with checking that jump links behave correctly on mobile.
01Open your page or blog editor
Go to the target website page, blog post, or landing page you want to add anchor links to.
02Insert an anchor tag
Place your cursor near the header section you want as a destination and click the Insert Anchor option in the rich-text toolbar.
03Name your anchor
Type a unique, hyphenated ID for the anchor so it can be referenced later.
04Link text to the anchor
Highlight your navigation text or button and click the link icon to create the hyperlink.
05Format the anchor URL
Type a pound symbol followed by your anchor ID to link within the same page, or append it to a full URL for cross-page jumps.
06Test and publish
Review the jump behavior in the mobile preview mode before publishing the page live.
Frequently asked questions
What is an anchor link used for?
It lets visitors click a link and jump directly to a specific section of a page instead of scrolling manually.
Can I link to an anchor on a different page?
Yes, you can append the anchor ID to a full page URL to jump to that section from anywhere on your site.
Do anchor links work well on mobile?
They generally do, but it's worth testing in the responsive preview since layout shifts can affect jump positioning.
Do I need to edit the page's code to add an anchor?
No, HubSpot's rich-text toolbar includes a built-in Insert Anchor option, so no code editing is required.
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