About urlBurp

You paste an http or https address and get a short link. The code is random. Anyone can do this without an account. An account adds a dashboard of the links you create while signed in, with click counts.

Opening a short link shows a preview page. The page names the destination host and waits for Continue. It does not redirect on its own. That pause is where a visitor can decide, and where they can report a link that looks like phishing, malware, or spam.

Reports are reviewed. A link can be turned off. An account that is being abused can be suspended, which also turns off that account's active links.

Every short link lasts 12 months from the day it is created. After that it stops resolving: a visitor sees a page saying the link has expired rather than the destination, and its count stops growing. Links are not extended, so a destination you still want to share needs a new short link.

The site also publishes a short set of original articles and three calculators: a UTM builder, a URL length counter, and a click-through rate calculator. Those pages are here so the site is useful on its own, not only as a redirect.

Advertising, when it is switched on, appears in labeled spaces and only after you allow advertising cookies. See the privacy policy and the terms.

Questions and deletion requests go through the contact form.