Free link tools
Shorten links, tag campaigns, share one page for all your links and check a short link before you open it.
One link to share needs the URL Shortener. A whole list, or a campaign, needs the Bulk URL Shortener. A profile with room for one link needs the Link in Bio Page.
Every short link is checked before it goes live and checked again later, and links used for phishing, malware or spam are blocked.
Link tools · 5 tools
Choosing the right link tool
The URL Shortener turns a long link into a short one in about a second, with a QR code and a click counter for every link and no account needed. The Bulk URL Shortener does the same for a whole list: paste one link per line or upload a CSV, and every short link comes back in one spreadsheet.
Link in Bio builds a single page that holds all the links you want to share, for a profile with room for only one. The UTM Builder tags a link with campaign details so your analytics can tell which newsletter, post or ad brought someone in. The tagged link is long, so shorten it before you share it.
The Link Expander works the other way round. Paste a short link someone sent you and it shows the real address before you open it, every redirect on the way, and the result of a safety check.
Which one to use: one link to share, the URL Shortener; dozens for a campaign or a product list, the bulk shortener; a profile with one link slot, Link in Bio; a link whose clicks you want to attribute, the UTM Builder first and then the shortener; a link you do not trust, the Link Expander.
Every short link is checked before it goes live and checked again later, and links used for phishing, malware or spam are blocked. Clicks are counted without cookies and without storing IP addresses, and you can download all your links and their click history whenever you like.
Questions about the link tools
Do I need an account to shorten a link?
No. A link, its QR code and its click counter are available without one.
How are clicks counted?
Without cookies and without storing IP addresses.
How do I track where clicks come from?
Tag the link with the UTM Link Builder first, then shorten the long result.
How can I see where a short link goes?
Paste it into the Link Expander. It shows the real address, every redirect on the way and a safety check.
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