A QR code for every link
Every short link comes with a QR code to download as PNG or SVG — and scans are counted separately in your stats.
Open the QR code generatorShorten links. Share QR codes. Track every click.
Shorten any link in one click and get a QR code with it — no sign-up, no redirect ads, and links that can expire on schedule.
Every short link comes with a QR code to download as PNG or SVG — and scans are counted separately in your stats.
Open the QR code generatorPeople who click your link land on the destination right away — no interstitial ads or countdown timers.
Why we don't use redirect adsSee clicks per day, top referrers, countries and devices to measure every channel you share on.
See what the click tracker showsPerfect for promotions and events: set a link to stop working after 1, 7, 30 or 365 days.
How expiring links workEvery URL is checked against threat databases before it is shortened, and anyone can report abuse.
Report a suspicious linkPaste a short link from any service to see every redirect and the final destination before you click.
Open the link checkerFit long links into bios, captions and comments, then see which platform sends the most clicks.
Give every channel its own short link — shortening the same URL twice creates separate links with separate stats.
Set a link to expire when a sale or registration closes, so nobody lands on an outdated offer.
Short, clean links are easier to type, read aloud and fit into messages, newsletters, flyers and slides — and every link comes with a QR code for print.
Yes, it is completely free and you never need to sign up. The service is funded by ads on our website — short links send visitors straight to the destination without an ad page.
After you shorten a link you get a management link that shows total clicks, clicks per day, referrers, countries and devices for the last 30 days. It is shown only once, so save it — it cannot be recovered.
You choose: 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 1 year, or never. After a link expires, visitors see a page explaining that the link has expired.