# Some social media platform like LinkedIn and Twitter have their own URL shortner. How can we still use Rebrandly as it bear my custom domain name?

It's clear above.

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
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## Comments
### Comment 1

I'm using Linktree, is it working?


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- Posted at: over 4 years ago
- Author title: FRF at ZDFTG



### Comment 2

Rebrandly supports custom domain names. I just set one up very easily by adding an A record to my domain and pointing it to the Rebrandly IPs. It was ready minutes later.

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- Posted at: about 5 years ago
- Author title: Software Developer / Business Analyst at Cornerstone Consulting, Inc.



### Comment 3

Hi Pranav, 

Beth from Rebrandly here! That's a great question -- on LinkedIn, any link that's longer than 26 characters will automatically be masked with their own domain. If your branded links are shorter than 26 characters, they won't be masked. If your links happen to be longer than that, it's important to note that the tracking and management of your links will not be affected, even if they are masked.

Unlike LinkedIn, Twitter doesn't automatically mask branded links with its t.co domain, so you should be able to post your branded links there without any problems. If you check out our Twitter account here, you can see how we use them: https://rebrandly.live/Twitter

Hope this helps! 

Beth

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago




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