URL shortener

URL shortener with UTM parameters

Add UTM tags, keep every query parameter and still share a short, clean link.

Campaign links need UTM parameters so Google Analytics knows where visitors came from — but utm_source=…&utm_medium=… makes links long and ugly. Put the tags on the destination and share the short link instead.

The free UTM builder adds source, medium, campaign, term and content for you, and the short link reports clicks by campaign as well.

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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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How to do it in three steps

  1. 1

    Paste the destination

    Your landing page, with or without existing parameters.

  2. 2

    Add UTM tags

    Use the UTM builder, or a saved preset (Starter).

  3. 3

    Share the short link

    Analytics on both sides show the campaign.

Parameters are passed through

Existing query strings are kept, and you choose whether parameters added to the short link itself are forwarded to the destination.

Consistent tags across a team

Saved UTM presets (Starter) stop "Facebook", "facebook" and "fb" from splitting one channel into three rows.

See campaigns in one place

The Campaigns page (Starter) adds up every link that carries the same campaign tag.

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Frequently asked questions

Does shortening a link remove UTM parameters?

No. The destination keeps every parameter.

Is the UTM builder free?

Yes, on every plan. Saved presets start on Starter.

Can Google Analytics see short-link campaigns?

Yes — the visitor lands on the destination with the UTM tags in the URL.

Can I change the UTM tags later?

Yes, edit the link and the new tags apply to the next click.

Can I add parameters to the short link itself?

Yes, and each domain decides whether they are forwarded.