URL shortener

Permanent URL shortener

Short links for things that last — print, packaging, books and signage — that keep working for years.

Some links end up where they can never be changed: a printed book, a product box, a tombstone QR code, a conference badge. Those links must keep working. Links here do not expire by default, and they keep redirecting even when a month’s tracked-click allowance is used up.

For the strongest guarantee, create them on your own domain: a link on a domain you control can always be pointed at a new service.

Shorten your link

Free, instant, no ads. A QR code comes with it.

Public shortening is paused while the dedicated short-link domain is being connected. Connect a domain you own to make short links.

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  • 1,000 links free
  • 6 custom domains free
  • No credit card

How to do it in three steps

  1. 1

    Connect your own domain

    Free, with automatic HTTPS.

  2. 2

    Create the link

    Choose a clear, lasting name.

  3. 3

    Print it

    Update the destination whenever the page moves — the printed link stays valid.

What makes a short link permanent

No expiry date, no click limit, a destination you can edit and a domain you own. All four are available on the free plan.

What if you stop paying?

Links keep redirecting on Free; only paid features switch off.

Why some shorteners break old links

Services that shut down take their shared domain with them — Google’s goo.gl and Firebase Dynamic Links are recent examples. Links on your own domain are not tied to any one provider.

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Start Free — no credit card

The free plan includes 1,000 links, 6 custom domains and 50,000 tracked clicks a month, free forever. Choose a free subdomain from six shared domains. Paid plans start at $4 a month when you outgrow it, and you keep everything you have built.

Frequently asked questions

Do short links expire?

Not here, unless you set an expiry yourself.

What happens if I exceed my monthly clicks?

Links keep redirecting; the allowance only affects the usage meter.

How do I make sure a link lasts decades?

Use your own domain, so the link survives any change of service.

Can I still edit a permanent link?

Yes, the destination stays editable.

Is there a free permanent URL shortener?

Yes, links on the free plan are permanent.