URL Shortener

Paste any long URL and get a clean, shareable short link instantly. Track clicks, generate QR codes, and manage all your shortened links in one place — no sign-up, no storage on servers. The expiration is set for 4 weeks after the last hit occurred for each URL.

No account Nothing stored on server QR code included Click tracking

Custom alias (optional): yrurl.yzz.me/

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Setup guide

Share your short links anywhere

Copy, scan, or paste — here's how to get the most out of every short link you create.

Shorten your URL using the form above.
Click Copy to grab the short link.
Paste into Twitter/X, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, or email.

QR Codes

Click the QR button next to any link.
Right-click the QR image and save it.
Drop it on flyers, business cards, or menus.

Track

Monitor Clicks

Every short link tracks clicks automatically.
Click the ↗ icon to simulate a visit.
Stats update live in the dashboard above.

What it solves

If you've ever pasted a page of contacts, a scraped webpage, or an exported document into a spreadsheet only to manually hunt for email addresses buried in the text, this tool automates that. Paste any block of text and it pulls out every valid email address, deduplicated, one per line — ready to copy into a CRM, mailing list, or spreadsheet.

Why shorten a URL

Long URLs — especially ones with tracking parameters, session IDs, or deep folder paths — are awkward to share verbally, paste into character-limited fields, or print on physical materials. A short link is easier to read, share, and remember, and also cleaner when paired with a QR code (see our QR Code Generator).

What to keep in mind when sharing short links

Short links hide the destination — this is convenient but also exactly what makes shortened URLs a common phishing tactic. Only click short links from senders you trust, and consider previewing the destination first when in doubt.
Check link expiration/persistence — some shorteners expire links after a period of inactivity; if you need a link to work indefinitely (e.g., printed on packaging), confirm the service's retention policy.
Use short links for tracking campaign performance by creating separate short links per channel (email vs. social vs. print) to see which drives more clicks, if your shortener supports click analytics.

Common use cases

Sharing links in character-limited spaces (SMS, social bios, printed materials)
Pairing with a QR code for physical marketing materials
Cleaning up long affiliate or tracking URLs before sharing
Making a link easier to read aloud or type manually

FAQ

Do shortened links ever expire?

This depends on the service's retention settings — check before relying on a short link for anything long-term or printed.

Is it safe to shorten a link containing sensitive parameters (like a login token)?

Be cautious — since a shortened link is often shared publicly, avoid shortening URLs that contain sensitive session tokens or personal data in the query string.