relink.page lets you rebrand links that you post to Twitter. Ordinarily you have no control over the link cards that Twitter generates. relink.page lets you customize the appearance of these cards including title, description, and photo.

Hey folks! I'm Austin and I'm a serial maker like 90% of the people on this site haha. Today I bring you a free little tool that will make your tweets prettier. So ya know the little card that Twitter generates for you when you paste link into a tweet? Well relink.page lets you customize those cards! When you create a link via relink.page you're creating a proxy link that redirects to some target url of your choice. But when you paste the proxy link into Twitter it will generate a card from the metadata that you specify during the link creation process. Some of the things you can customize include the card type, title, description, and photo. Feedback appreciated :) Enjoy!

This could also be cool for A/B testing! Lot of interesting use cases 👍

@patrick_erichsen ohhh, interesting, hadn't thought of that but definitely!

Finally! I've been lamenting how to fix the Twitter cards - the preview pic and text - of stuff that I've published. Resetting them with Twitter Card Validator should fix this, but it often doesn't.

@riia_jarvenpaa yes, definitely can be frustrating trying to share something but the card is just ugly and off-brand with your usual content. I hope relink.page works for your needs!

relink.page

Customize the way your links appear on Twitter

Customize the way your links appear on Twitter

relink.page

Customize the way your links appear on Twitter

Customize the way your links appear on Twitter

Do you use relink.page?

Do you use relink.page?

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