Turn any long URL into a short, shareable link with optional custom slug and click tracking.
Marketers shorten tracking URLs for tweets; teams share internal doc links.
Paste your long URL
Enter the full destination URL — including any tracking parameters — into the input field.
Set a custom slug (optional)
Type a memorable path like "spring-sale", or leave it blank to get a short random code.
Copy, share, and track
Copy the short link and share it anywhere. Watch total clicks for each link in your created-links list.
Long URLs are a problem in a lot of places: they blow past character limits on social platforms, wrap awkwardly in emails, are impossible to read aloud or type from a flyer, and look untrustworthy with a trail of tracking parameters. A short link fixes all of that — it is clean, fits anywhere, and with a custom slug like /s/blackfriday it is even memorable and on-brand. This shortener turns any long URL into a tidy short link in one step, with an optional custom slug or an auto-generated code. It also counts clicks per link, so you can see which channel or post is actually driving traffic — useful for measuring a campaign without a heavyweight analytics setup. To make the redirect work, only the destination URL is stored; no personal data or IP addresses are collected, and links last until you delete them. It is free, with no account required.
Social media
Fit links within character limits and tidy up previews on X, Instagram bios, and other platforms.
Marketing campaigns
Create branded, memorable links for print, ads, and email, and compare clicks across channels.
Print & offline
Use a short, typeable link on flyers, posters, slides, and business cards where a long URL is unusable.
Internal sharing
Shorten unwieldy dashboard, wiki, or document URLs to paste cleanly into chat.
QR codes
Encode a short link in a QR code so the pattern is simpler and easier to scan than a long URL.
Yes. They keep working until you choose to delete them.
Yes — the destination URL is stored so the redirect can work. Only the URL is kept; no personal data is collected.
A total click count is recorded per link. No IP addresses or personal identifiers are stored.
Yes. Set a custom slug to make the link memorable, or leave it blank for an automatically generated code.
Slugs are unique, so if one is already in use you’ll be asked to pick another.
Not currently — all links use the default short domain.
Yes. The full destination, including UTM and other query parameters, is preserved on redirect.
Yes — shorten and track as many links as you need for free, with no sign-up.