Why your link gets blocked on LinkedIn, Facebook or Outlook

On a paid plan you get a unique social sharing link that isn't affected by this. Use that instead of your normal link when posting to social platforms.

Why it happens

The .tiiny.site domain is shared by everyone who publishes with us.
Because of the volume of spam historically uploaded to it — which we remove continuously — some platforms flag the whole domain as spam or phishing.

The social sharing link

Paid plans include a separate sharing link for exactly this. In the three-dot menu next to your project, click Share link.

Then, in the pop-up, click Social Sharing.

The more permanent fix

Connecting your own custom domain sidesteps the problem entirely, because the flag is on our shared domain rather than on your content.

Updated on: 02/09/2026