Links that are easy to share
Keep long web addresses out of your messages and posts. Copy your short link and share it wherever you like.
FREE LINK SHORTENER & QR GENERATOR
Shorten your link.
Share it anywhere.
Paste your link to get a shorter one and simple click stats. Add a free QR code if you need one.
- No account needed
- Optional QR code
For messages, social posts, and print.
Start with your link
Choose whether to add a QR code, then shorten your link.
Ready to copy, download, and share.
A GOOD FIT FORYour next campaignYour business cardYour group chatYour event poster
SHARE ONLINE AND IN PRINT
Short links, QR codes, and click stats.
Send a short link in a message, put a QR code on a flyer, and check how often your link gets used.
QR codes you can download
Download your QR code as a PNG for flyers, menus, or business cards. Scanning it opens the same link.
Keep track of clicks
Check daily clicks, referring websites, and device types. Bookmark your link’s details page so you can come back to it.
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Paste your link
Copy the full web address you want to share and paste it into the box above.
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Create your short link
Choose whether to include a QR code, then select “Shorten my link”. No account needed.
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Copy, download, and share
Copy your short link to share it. If you added a QR code, download it too. Bookmark the details page to check clicks later.
Is SnipHub free to use?
Yes. Short links, QR code downloads, and click stats are all free. You do not need to sign up.
Where does my QR code lead?
If you include a QR code, it opens the same web address as your short link. Download it as a PNG from your link’s details page.
How can I check my link’s stats later?
Bookmark the details page you see after creating your link. Open it again to see recent clicks, referring websites, and estimated device types. Repeat visits and automated traffic are included.
Can I change the destination later?
The destination cannot be edited after you create the link. To share a different address, create a new short link.
What should I check before printing a QR code?
Scan it with your phone to make sure it opens the right page. Leave the white border around the code, and test a copy at the size you plan to print.
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