Every link has
a next step.
Make it shorter. Give it context. See where it goes. Bring the tools for sharing your work into one dashboard.
Long URL.
Short introduction.
Create a short link for your destination and choose an available custom code. Your dashboard keeps your links together for the next time you need them.
- Create, copy, and manage short links
- Edit an existing short code and prefix
- Review individual links and remove links you no longer need
A shorter path to your content
Your destination, made shareable
One clear, memorable link.
Give the clicks
some context.
See activity across your links, then open one for a closer look. Use the available breakdowns to understand the traffic behind a share.
- Click activity over time
- Country and device breakdowns
- Referring sources for your links
One profile.
Your many projects.
Build a public page with your profile, links, and social accounts. Start with a template, make it yours, and share the page tied to your username.
- Profile image, bio, and social links
- Saved templates you can edit and activate
- A public profile and page click counts
Your corner of the internet.
A little about you. Everything you share.
Can I choose my own short code?
Yes. Choose a custom code when creating a link, subject to availability. You can also edit a link's short code and prefix from the dashboard.
What analytics can I see?
Your dashboard includes click activity over time and breakdowns by country, device, and referrer. Open an individual link to explore its activity.
How do QR codes work?
Open a link's QR code in the dashboard and download it as a PNG. The code points to that short link, so you can use the same address on screen or in print.
How do I publish a Bio Links page?
Set a username in your account, choose a template, add your profile and links, then activate the page you want to share. You can manage your saved templates from the dashboard.
What does the UTM builder add?
The link creation form lets you enter source, medium, campaign, term, and content. These parameters are added to the destination URL before it is shortened.
Put your next link to work.
Create a short link, bring your content together, and see where your audience goes next.