# Fields - Links

You must add "&" before your field name to achieve that. 

So the final syntax should be: **{\&fieldName}**

```
{&link1} => Pass "https://google.com" to field "link1" => Link: "https://google.com" in output Document
```

```
{&link2} => Pass "https://google.com[Google Search]" to field "link2" => Link to google.com with text: "Google Search" in output Document
```

Links automatically are blue and underlined in the output document. e.g. [http://google.com](http://google.com/)

You can optionally define a link text by adding custom text in curly brackets: e.g. <https://someurl.com\\[Link> Text]

#### Link styling

All dynamically created links use the **“Hyperlink”** or **“InternetLink”** style (and **“Followed Hyperlink”** / **“Visited InternetLink”**, respectively) from your .docx document template.

By default, links are styled with blue text and an underline, regardless of the placeholder formatting.\
You can modify the **“Hyperlink”** or **“InternetLink”** styles in your template — these styles will be applied to all dynamically created links in your document.

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