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Got a spreadsheet of links to shorten? Paste or import them all at once and get a clean long-to-short mapping back.

One link, many destinations: route visitors by country, device, or language so everyone lands where they should.

Send the same short link to different destinations and see which one performs, split-testing without changing the link you shared.

A QR code on paper has to scan first time, every time, and keep working for years. Here is how to get it right.

utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign: what they mean, why they matter, and how to build them without making a mess.

Want to know who clicks your links, from where, and on what? Here is how link analytics works, the cookieless way.

A URL shortener swaps a long, messy address for a short one that redirects to it. Here is what happens under the hood.

You don't need cookies, or a cookie banner, to know what your links are doing. Here is how privacy-first link analytics works.

A short link is a promise: click this and you'll get there. Break it and you break trust, sometimes on thousands of printed copies.

Bitly meters QR codes at 2 a month on free and 10 at $29, caps links at 500 there, and keeps multi-user access for Enterprise. Here is how the plans compare.

A free URL shortener should give you permanent links, QR codes, and real analytics. Here is what to look for.

Turn any link into a scannable QR code in seconds, then brand it and track every scan.