# Links Structure

By default if you don't create any new custom Gateways or Folders, your links might look quite long as they use generated sets of characters. To make them look shorter and user friendly you can either rename the Default Gateway and Sync the slug, or/and Use Folders that are as well having the option for the name to be synced with the slug. \
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Below you can see how a link looks like with a default Gateway and Folder name synced. At the end of the link you will see the CID which is a unique code for each file uploaded to IPFS. 

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And below is a link with a custom Gateway name synced with the slug. Remember, these custom gateway names are unique across all RPFS user accounts.

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