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OneFreePlace
Web Tools / #725 Free URL Shortener
OneFreePlace · #725 · Durable redirect architecture

Free URL Shortener

Turn long web links into clean short links, custom aliases and QR codes. Add UTM tags, expiry, click limits, password gates and privacy-first analytics—without forcing an account for basic shortening.

FreeNo signup requiredCustom aliasesQR includedPrivacy-first analytics
Interactive preview vault

This attached file fully tests link creation and redirect rules locally. Public short URLs become globally resolvable only after the included OneFreePlace redirect backend is deployed.

PREVIEW MODE
Create

Build a short link

0 chars
Waiting
Destination checksSyntax only · no server fetch
  • Paste a destination to inspect its structure.
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Random slugs use cryptographic randomness when available. Slugs are never reused in the production backend.
Your short link
Batch

Bulk URL shortener

Up to 20 per batch
Batch report

Valid links receive collision-resistant random aliases. Invalid or duplicate lines are reported instead of silently discarded.

Resolve safely

Short-link inspector

Preview vault
Inspector resultNo redirect yet
  • Enter a short link created in this preview vault.

My short-link vault

No account required. Anonymous links use a private management token so only their creator can edit them.

Shorter on the surface. Serious underneath.

Built to keep links useful after you share them.

Editable, durable mappings

The production redirect service stores a permanent slug record. Use temporary redirects for editable destinations; temporary redirects keep later edits and limits effective.

Privacy-first measurement

Analytics can be aggregate-only, click-count-only, or disabled. Production unique-click estimates can use rotating keyed fingerprints instead of storing raw IP addresses.

Abuse-resistant by design

Dangerous URL schemes are rejected, reserved aliases are protected, anonymous creation is rate-limited, management tokens are hashed server-side, and deleted aliases are never recycled.