URL Shortener

Statistics

Track how many clicks your links are getting — and all of it without paying a cent.

Free

Our service is 100% free. Create as many links as you want and follow the stats of each one.

Security

Security is a priority. HTTPS and password-protected links are just some of the mechanisms we offer.

Tiny URL

Extremely short URLs — our shortened addresses take up only a handful of characters.

QR Codes

Turn any short link into a downloadable QR Code, generated right in your browser.

Auto scalable

Our serverless infrastructure runs in the cloud with a 99.99% availability rate.

10 reasons to use our service

  • 100% free our service is entirely free. Create as many links as you want.
  • Statistics follow how many clicks your URL receives on the statistics page.
  • Used links never expire URLs that receive clicks are never removed, except malicious ones.
  • Super secure protection against malicious destinations and password-locked links.
  • Short link our shortened URLs are tiny, ideal for posts and SMS messages.
  • Auto scalable the platform handles high loads with no interruption in service.
  • QR Code ready generate and download a QR Code for every link you create.
  • Link scheduling define start and end dates so a link is only live when you want.
  • No account required paste, shorten, share — no email, no sign-up, no install.
  • Constantly evolving we keep working to offer the best possible service to our users.

Shorten links from any platform

Every platform builds its addresses differently. Here's what a short link fixes in each case.

  • WhatsApp

    A link that doesn't break the message and keeps the site preview.

  • Instagram

    Fits in the bio and is easy to type when it isn't clickable.

  • YouTube

    Preserves the timestamp and the playlist parameter.

  • Google Drive

    Swaps the 44-character key for a readable address.

  • PDF files

    Downloads with a password and access counting.

  • QR Code

    A code with fewer modules, readable from further away.

Frequently asked questions

What people ask most before shortening their first link.