Unicode (UTF-8) characters in the SlashTag

Rebrandly lets you use special characters/symbols when it comes to composing your branded links.

Specifically, when you create a new link or edit an existing one you can modify the slash tag. In this field, Rebrandly accepts many of the Unicode (UTF-8) characters and symbols. If a character is not accepted you will be immediately notified with a message on the dashboard. 

IMPORTANT: Not all websites and apps can handle web addresses (URLs) with special characters (anything besides A-Z letters). These characters might cause the link to break or be shortened in a way that makes it unusable. This can happen in text messages (SMS) and some social media platforms like Twitter.

Thinking of using a fancy shortened link with symbols? If so, it's a good idea to try it out on the platform you plan to share it on before blasting it out everywhere. This way, you can make sure it works properly.

Note: You can find here the list of all characters accepted and other limitations for Rebrandly links

This Article is About:

• UTF-8 (Unicode) in branded links
• Unicode for short URLs
• Custom Short Links in many languages
  
• Arabic short URLs
• Chinese short URLs
• Link con l'accento

See Also: 

• The URL Slug: How to Choose the Right Keyword When Creating Short Links