Redirects, domains, SEO and QR codes, explained simply.
Build a link-in-bio page that lives on your own domain, and set up a destination and custom paths once for many redirects with redirect templates.
From Chrome 154, scheduled for October 2026, Chrome asks for permission before opening a public site without HTTPS. Domains that only redirect are affected too. Here is how to check yours.
Moving to a new domain? Map every old URL to its new address, set up 301 redirects, tell Google, and keep your traffic. A step-by-step guide.
A regular QR code is stuck with the link it was printed with. Point it to an address on your own domain instead, and change the destination whenever you want, without reprinting.
Browsers hide "https://" and "www", so people type just mysite.com. Here is why that address needs HTTPS and a redirect, and how to check yours.
The difference between a 301 (permanent) and a 302 (temporary) redirect, when to use each, what changes for SEO, and the most common mistakes.
You can now see how many visits each redirect, custom path and QR code gets, and manage everything from your own code with the new REST API.
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