Find the right link
Short guides to profiles, channels and content URLs.
Find an Instagram profile or post link
A username can contain periods and underscores. Entering one in Relay creates a profile link; it does not verify that the account exists.
Find a Spotify artist or user profile link
Searching an artist name in Relay opens Spotify search. The resulting artist ID must come from the profile you select; a typed name is not an artist ID.
Find a YouTube channel or video link
A channel name search can return several accounts. An @handle creates a direct channel link, but you still need to check the channel on YouTube.
Find a TikTok profile link
A TikTok video URL includes an additional /video/ path. Keep the profile destination separate from individual video links.
Find a Twitch channel link
Relay can build a channel URL from an @name, or open Twitch search when you enter a channel name without the @ prefix.
Find a Facebook Page or profile link
A display name and a Page URL are not always identical. Searching by name can return several Pages with similar branding.
Find an X profile link
A /status/ URL points to a post. For a follower package, use the profile root for the intended handle.
Find a SoundCloud artist profile link
An artist display name can differ from the account URL slug. Use the link copied from the profile you actually select.
Before using a link
Open the destination on its platform and check the account identity. Relay creates links and opens native search; it does not verify accounts or import platform results.