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Share Link Generator

Paste an address and a message. Reavlo builds a share link for each channel in its dataset, encoded as UTF-8, and shows where each pattern was read and when.

  • Runs in your browser
  • Nothing is uploaded
  • Free, no sign-up
  • method v1.0.2
  • Updated Oct 2026
  • Data checked: Oct 13, 2026

A full address starting with https://.

Optional. Any language, emoji included.

Enter an address

The share links appear here as you type.

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Builds ready-to-open share links for an address and a message, one for each network or channel in the Reavlo dataset, with every character encoded correctly. Made for founders who want to put a "share" link in an email, a page or a post without hand-encoding it.

How to use it

Bring the full address you want people to share and, if you like, the message that goes with it. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

  1. Paste the full address, starting with https://.
  2. Write the message that should go with the link, in any language.
  3. Open a link to check that the network shows your address and message as you meant.
  4. Copy the links, or download them as CSV with the source and check date of every pattern.

How Reavlo tests this

This tool fills URL patterns. It computes no score and does not contact any network.

  1. Patterns. A share pattern enters the dataset only after it was read from the platform's own documentation or from the standard that defines it. The pattern, its source and the date it was read are shown on every link. A pattern that was not verified is not offered.
  2. Encoding. The address and the message are each percent-encoded as one URI component (RFC 3986), as UTF-8. Characters such as &, # and %, Hebrew letters and emoji cannot end a parameter early or add a new one.
  3. Address check. Only complete http and https addresses are accepted. Anything else is reported instead of turned into a link.
  4. Withdrawn patterns. A pattern that stopped working is marked and left out of the result.
  5. Freshness. The dataset is reviewed by hand every month. The tool makes no network request to test a pattern.

Limits. Networks change their share addresses without notice, and some ignore the message. The list holds only the patterns that were verified, so a network you expect may be missing.

Questions

Why is a network I use missing?

A pattern is added only after it was read from the platform's own documentation or a standard. Networks without a documented share address are left out until one is verified.

Is the address I enter sent anywhere?

No. The links are built in your browser, and the address and message are not stored or counted.

Does it work with Hebrew and emoji?

Yes. The message is encoded as UTF-8, so Hebrew letters and emoji reach the network as you typed them.