Where does the custom title appear?
The title is used wherever the link is previewed or shared — such as social media cards and messaging app previews — instead of the page's auto-detected title.
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Set the title your link shows when shared
Link Shortener with Custom Meta Title
Define the custom title shown when your short link is shared or previewed. Control the link's presentation on social media, messaging apps, and anywhere the title appears.
When you share a link, the title that pops up is usually scraped straight from the page — often generic, outdated, or unrelated to the campaign you're actually promoting. For shareability, that's a problem. RELURL's link shortener with a custom meta title puts you in control. You define the title that appears when your short link is shared across social media and messaging apps. Instead of letting the platform pick something awkward, your link shows a headline you chose. It lets you frame the message, align the title with your campaign, and present a consistent, polished card every time you share — all from the short-link settings you already use.
¿Por qué elegir nuestro Link Shortener with Custom Meta Title?
Custom share title
Titles for social previews
Per-link control
Clean presentation
Cómo funciona
1
Shorten your URL
Create the short link for the page you want to share.
2
Set the title
Provide the custom title you want displayed when the link is shared or previewed.
3
Share with the right title
When the link appears in social feeds or messengers, it shows your chosen title instead of an auto-picked one.
Por qué usar nuestro Link Shortener with Custom Meta Title
Present the right headline
Show a title that reflects your campaign or message, rather than whatever the page auto-detects.
Fix misleading titles
Correct generic or outdated auto-captured titles so shared links say what you actually want them to say.
Consistent presentation
Standardize the title across shares, keeping your links on-message no matter where they're posted.
Simple per-link control
Set a custom title on each link easily, giving you precise control without touching your site's code.
Qué hace diferente a RELURL
RELURL treats presentation as part of the link, not an afterthought. The custom meta title feature generates the right share metadata so the title you set is what appears in previews and feeds. This is a layer most free shorteners ignore — they simply inherit whatever title the page provides. For marketers and creators who care how their links look when shared, owning that title matters. You present a polished, on-brand headline on every share, while keeping all the reliability and analytics of a RELURL link.
Cómo nos comparamos con las alternativas
Shared links usually inherit an auto-scraped title you can't change. RELURL lets you define the exact title for each link.
Auto-titles are often generic or outdated. RELURL lets you present the precise framing your campaign needs.
Without control, previews may mislead or look unprofessional. RELURL ensures the title matches your intent.
Casos de uso populares
Control the headline shown with shared links
Use an engaging title that fits your campaign
Fix misleading or generic auto-captured titles
Standardize link presentation across shares
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Consejos y mejores prácticas
Make the title readable at a glance
Keep the custom title short and benefit-oriented, since previews truncate longer text and reward clarity.
Align it with the offer
Match the title to the specific campaign or page you're sharing so the message is immediate and coherent.
Pair with a custom image
Combine a custom title with a custom preview image for a complete, polished share card.
Preguntas frecuentes
Why set a custom title?
Auto-detected titles are often generic, outdated, or misleading. A custom title lets you present exactly the message and framing you want.
Is the title separate from the page's own tag?
Yes. Your custom title applies to how the short link is presented, and is independent of the destination page's own HTML title tag.