A human-readable URL shortener designed for podcasts, presentations, and phone support.
Converts long links into speakable words.
No more spelling out /x8Y3qZ letter-by-letter.
Generate memorable links in adjective-noun-number format.
Your audience can type this URL in any format — with hyphens, dots, or together. They all resolve to the same destination:
🖼️ Presentation Slide & Print Card
Copy or download a high-res card combining a QR code + speakable link for your slides, flyers, or posters.
How to Use on Android & iPhone
Shorten and share links straight from your phone's native Share Sheet without opening a new tab or typing manually.
Android (Native Share Sheet)
Web Share Target & PWA
- 1 Open RouteMy.link in Chrome on your Android phone.
- 2 Tap Chrome's menu (⋮) and tap "Install app" (or "Add to Home screen").
- 3 In any app (Twitter/X, YouTube, Reddit, Chrome), tap Share.
- ✓ Select RouteMy.link. It opens automatically with the shortened link ready to copy!
Apple iOS (iPhone & iPad)
Apple Shortcuts & Share Sheet
- 1 Open Apple's Shortcuts app and tap + to create a new shortcut.
- 2 Toggle on "Show in Share Sheet" and set input to URLs.
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Add action "Get Contents of URL":
https://RouteMy.link/shorten?url=[Shortcut Input]&source=mobile_ios
- 4 Add "Get Value for 'short_url'" → "Copy to Clipboard". Done!
Everything You Need to Know
Concise answers optimized for audio sharing, voice search, and verbal communication.
Q: What is a pronounceable URL shortener?
A pronounceable URL shortener like RouteMy.link transforms complex web links into memorable, spoken phrases using an adjective-noun-number pattern (such as blue-tiger-42). Unlike random alphanumeric hashes, pronounceable links are effortlessly read aloud, memorized, and transcribed without spelling confusion or case-sensitive errors.
Q: How can I share a link verbally without spelling it out?
To share links verbally over the phone, on podcasts, or during meetings, use RouteMy.link to create speakable word combinations. Listeners instantly comprehend everyday words like swift-eagle-42, eliminating awkward letter-by-letter spelling, number explanations, or mistakes with capital and lowercase characters across audio air-gaps.
Q: Why should I use speakable links instead of QR codes in presentations?
Projected QR codes often fail in large auditoriums because attendees in the back row cannot focus camera lenses on distant, washed-out screens. Speakable URLs like RouteMy.link/cosmic-falcon-77 can be read visually from 100 feet away or spoken aloud by the keynote speaker, achieving higher conversion with zero friction.
Q: How does automatic typo normalization work for speakable links?
RouteMy.link automatically normalizes typed links by stripping hyphens, dots, and case sensitivity. Whether an audience member types swift-eagle-42, swift.eagle.42, or swifteagle42, they are seamlessly routed to the exact same destination without 404 errors.