What appears on the splash screen?
You control it — typically a logo, a headline, an image, or a short message. The page is then replaced by the destination after a brief moment.
Free URL Shortener
A branded page before your link loads
URL Shortener with Custom Splash Screen
Show your own splash screen — a logo, image, or message — before visitors reach the destination. Every redirect becomes an on-brand moment instead of a bare jump.
Every short link you share is a small piece of brand surface area — but most redirect instantly, offering no moment to say anything. RELURL's URL shortener with a custom splash screen changes that. Before the visitor reaches the destination, they see a page you design: your logo, a headline, an image, or a short message. Then they are redirected on automatically. It is a brief, brandable moment on every single click. Whether you are reinforcing your name, launching a campaign, or showcasing a partner before the main offer, a splash screen turns an otherwise invisible redirect into a polished touchpoint. You get the tracking and convenience of a short URL with a branded experience layered on top.
Why Use Our URL Shortener with Custom Splash Screen?
Custom splash page
Logo and image support
Auto redirect
Branded waiting moment
How It Works
1
Add your brand assets
Upload a logo, background, or message you want to show on the splash page.
2
Create the short link
Build a branded short URL that displays your splash before redirecting to the target.
3
Visitors get the moment
Each click shows your branded splash, then the visitor is sent on to the destination automatically.
Why Use Our URL Shortener with Custom Splash Screen
Brand reinforcement on every click
Each redirect becomes a chance to show your logo and identity, so your brand appears even before the destination loads.
Launch message before the offer
Introduce a campaign, tagline, or announcement on the splash so visitors arrive at the destination already primed with context.
Sponsor and partner moments
Display a partner or sponsor on the splash while still sending the visitor to the intended page, adding value without redirecting anywhere else.
Fully auto-redirecting
The splash handles itself — visitors are sent onward automatically, with an optional skip button for those who want to move faster.
What Makes RELURL Different
RELURL was designed to make link sharing feel intentional, and the custom splash screen is part of that. Instead of a bare jump, your click becomes a controlled, branded moment that still ends exactly where you intend. You design the splash, set the timing, and the reliable redirect infrastructure takes it from there. Because it is powered by the same short-link engine as everything else, you keep analytics, custom slugs, and consistency across all your links. For brands that care about every touchpoint, the splash screen adds polish without adding complexity.
How We Compare to Alternatives
Standard shorteners redirect invisibly with no branded moment. RELURL lets you insert a fully customizable splash before the destination.
Generic redirect flushers host ads unrelated to you. RELURL's splash shows only the brand assets and message you configure.
Building your own splash requires managing hosts, redirect scripts, and tracking. RELURL bundles the splash into the short link itself.
Popular Use Cases
Reinforcing brand awareness on every click
Introducing a campaign before the landing page
Displaying a sponsor or partner before redirecting
Adding a polished touch to outbound link sharing
Tips and Best Practices
Keep it brief and legible
The splash works best when it delivers one clear message quickly. Cluttered or slow splashes frustrate visitors before they ever reach the content.
Match the destination to the message
Make sure the splash sets expectations that the landing page fulfills, so there is no mismatch between the promise and what loads.
Test from a phone
Most of your traffic is mobile. Verify the splash renders cleanly and redirects correctly on small screens before you promote the link.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the visitor need to click again?
No. The splash auto-redirects to the destination, though you can also add a manual 'continue' button for visitors who want to skip ahead.
Will this slow down the destination?
The splash adds only a short, deliberate pause. The redirect is still handled by reliable low-latency infrastructure, so it remains fast once triggered.