Can I use any custom alias?
Almost any alphanumeric string works. Short, memorable slugs like /sale or /blog are available on a first-come basis.
Choose your own memorable short link slug
Turn long URLs into clean, custom-branded short links. Pick your own alias so every link matches your brand and is easy to remember.
A custom alias transforms a generic short link into a branded, memorable URL that reinforces your identity every time someone sees or clicks it. Instead of a random string like relurl.com/x7k2m, you get something like relurl.com/launch or relurl.com/blog — clean, professional, and instantly recognizable. RELURL lets you claim custom slugs for free, with instant availability checking and no limits on how many branded links you create.
Custom slug selection
Instant availability check
Branded link creation
Full click analytics
QR code generation
No expiration by default
Enter the long link you want to shorten.
Type your desired custom slug — we'll check if it's available.
Your custom short link is ready to share with full analytics tracking.
Custom slugs put your brand name or campaign keyword directly in the URL.
Readable URLs get more clicks because people can see where the link goes.
A short, meaningful slug is far easier to recall and share verbally.
RELURL lets you claim custom aliases for free with no account required. Other shorteners lock custom slugs behind paid plans or limit how many you can create. Here, every link can have a custom alias.
Generic shorteners use random strings. RELURL lets you pick meaningful, branded slugs.
Many tools charge for custom aliases. RELURL includes them on the free plan.
Random slugs look spammy. Custom aliases build trust and get higher click-through rates.
Brand name in URLs
Memorable campaign links
Print material URLs
Social media profiles
The best custom slugs are 1-3 words maximum. Shorter = more memorable.
Include your campaign or product name in the slug for better SEO and recognition.
Almost any alphanumeric string works. Short, memorable slugs like /sale or /blog are available on a first-come basis.
RELURL will suggest similar alternatives or you can try a variation of your desired slug.
You can update the destination URL anytime, but the slug itself stays fixed to maintain link consistency.