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# URL Customization
### Slugs
There are several instances in Checkout Champ in which it would be helpful or even necessary to add a slug to the end of your URL. First, here is how you can add a slug to your page, then we can look at a few different examples of when you would use them.
#### Adding a Slug -
By default all published pages in Checkout Champ will have a randomly generated slug attached to the end of the URL for identification purposes. (see Image below)
To change this, go to the visualizer, select a page you want to give a slug. Then select the gear icon in the bottom left of the tool bar. (Pictured below)
On the right side settings panel that pops up, select the “**Published Page Name**” input. Add whatever slug you would like to appear at the end of your URL and then be sure to **Tab off of the input to save it**. (Pictured below)
**You’ll see the following prompt to publish your funnel to see the changes.**
When you return to your site, you will see the slug at the end!
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### When to add a slug:
#### Split Tests -
If you want to run a split test to try out what versions of your site works best, you can add a slug to the end of both URLs to better differentiate them for yourself. See [Creating a Split Variation](/funnel-builder/creating-and-editing-funnels-pages/funnel-visualizer-and-page-builder/page-builder-2.0/page-building-tips/creating-a-split-variation.md) on how to do that. Once your splits are created, you will need to select the gear icon for each A and B variation inside the page settings to add the slug. **Remember to tab off the Split Name to save the slug**.
#### Shopify Redirect -
If you are creating a redirect from Shopify, it is highly recommended to add a slug to each page in your funnel. This way you can use the same domain and the slug will indicate which page someone is on. For example: [www.myshop.com/checkout](http://www.myshop.com/checkout). It will also create a more consistent experience for customers as they redirect from Shopify to Checkout Champ. Contact your Account Manager for more details on redirects.
#### Funnel Clones -
In some instances, you might want to duplicate your entire funnel and run them both with some variations instead of split testing just one page. ***Assuming you will be using the same domain for both funnels, you will need to add slugs to every page in one or both funnels***. Follow the instructions in [Duplicating Pages & Funnels](/funnel-builder/creating-and-editing-funnels-pages/funnel-visualizer-and-page-builder/page-builder-2.0/page-building-tips/duplicating-pages-and-funnels.md) then once all the pages load, you will need to add a slug to each page in the funnel so the domains are unique from your other funnel.
