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# Create Dynamic short links

1. [<mark style="color:blue;">Log in</mark>](https://app.codeeqr.com/login) to your account on CodeeQR. If you don't already have an account, you can create one [<mark style="color:blue;">here</mark>](https://app.codeeqr.com/register).
2. Navigate to the Dynamic short links section in your dashboard.
3. Click on the + Create link button to create a new short link.
4. Enter the destination URL (you can change this at any time).
5. Optional: Choose a domain from the dropdown if you have connected a custom domain to CodeeQR.
6. Enter the URL Alias, which is the custom back-half of your dynamic short link.
7. Click Create and your dynamic short link are ready to use. For example, you can connect it to a URL QR code to make the QR dynamic.
8. After creation, you can edit your dynamic short link and add <mark style="color:purple;">Pixels</mark>, <mark style="color:purple;">Schedule</mark> a temporary destination URL, set a <mark style="color:purple;">Target</mark>, <mark style="color:purple;">Password protect</mark> it, and add it to one of your projects."


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