Free URL Shortener

Turn long links into clean snapqr.link short links — with click analytics, custom aliases, UTM tagging and a matching QR code. 100% free — no signup, no limits.

UTM tagging (auto-appended on every click)
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Editable destinations

Shared the link everywhere and the page moved? Change the destination — the short link keeps working.

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Click analytics

Clicks over time, unique visitors, device, OS, country and referrer for every link. Export to CSV.

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UTM auto-tagging

Attach utm_source, medium and campaign once — every click arrives attributed in Google Analytics.

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QR code included

Every short link ships with a matching QR code in PNG and SVG.

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Your own domain

Bring qr.yourbrand.com via CNAME — HTTPS is automatic. See the API docs.

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API & bulk

Create links programmatically or in bulk from CSV — free.

Why use a link shortener?

Long URLs break in emails, look untrustworthy in print, and are impossible to say out loud. A short link like snapqr.link/spring-sale is memorable, clean and — unlike a raw URL — measurable: you see exactly how many people clicked, where they came from, and what device they used.

A free alternative to paid link shorteners

SnapQR gives you the features that paid tools charge for — custom aliases, analytics, editable destinations, QR codes, UTM tagging and an API — free, without creating an account. Your management link is a private URL only you hold.

About SnapQR

Shorten any link for free with custom aliases, click analytics and automatic UTM tagging. Every short link comes with its own QR code and an editable destination — a genuinely free alternative to Bitly, with no account required.

Frequently asked questions

Is SnapQR really free? What's the catch?

Yes — creating QR codes, dynamic codes, short links and analytics are 100% free with no account required. There is no watermark and codes don't expire.

What is the difference between a static and a dynamic QR code?

A static QR code encodes your content directly in the pattern and can never be changed. A dynamic QR code encodes a short redirect URL you control, so you can change where it points after printing and track every scan.

Do my QR codes expire?

No. Static codes never stop working by design, and dynamic codes stay active for free.

How do I edit a QR code after printing?

When you create a dynamic code you get a private manage URL. Open it, enter the new destination and save — every printed copy instantly points to the new page.

Can I add my logo to a QR code?

Yes. Upload any image in the Design panel — it is embedded in the center with high error correction so the code still scans reliably. The logo is processed entirely in your browser.

What analytics do I get?

Per code: total scans, unique visitors, scans over time, device type, operating system, browser, country, city and referrer — with CSV export. IP addresses are never stored.

What file formats can I download?

PNG up to 4096 px (about 13 inches at 300 DPI) and infinitely scalable SVG vector — both suitable for professional printing.

Can I use my own domain for short links?

Yes — point a CNAME at snapqr.link and register the domain via our API. HTTPS certificates are issued automatically.