Affiliate and product links stuffed with tracking parameters make people hesitate to click, especially over chat or printed on a poster. Paste the link, get a short one with a QR code instantly.
No email, no card — one click and the link is yours.
Shortening a link means turning a long URL into a short one that is easy to read, easy to retype and countable. The Xu Hướng Số shortener runs in the browser with nothing to install and no account: paste a link, press one button, and you get a short link plus a QR code you can use right away.
Paste the destination link (article, product, affiliate landing page) into the field.
Press "Create link" — you get the short link and a QR code, ready to share.
Want to keep it and track clicks? Press "Save to history" — sign in right there, the link you just made stays put.
A short link has two parts: the domain, which tells people where the link comes from, and the tail that identifies each individual link. By default the tail is a random string; you can replace it with your campaign name so people understand the link at a glance.
api.xuhuongso.com/api/r/sale-tet-fb
Domain — tells people where the link is from
Tail — random by default, nameable
These five work independently — switch on only what you need, no bundle to buy.
Most shorteners lock custom names behind a monthly subscription even if you only run a campaign or two. There is no subscription here: the core is free, and advanced options are bought as credits you spend as you go.
No subscription. No card needed to start.
Use it now — freeSpreading one link across many channels and needing to know which one converts. Naming the link per channel makes the numbers readable at a glance.
Sending product links over chat all day. A tidy short link reads as far more trustworthy than a sprawling raw URL.
Needing a link short enough to read out in a video or print on a standee, flyer or package — with a downloadable QR code to scan.
No. Links work forever, including ones made without signing in. They only stop if you deliberately set an expiry date or a click limit.
No. Creating links, getting the QR code and seeing total clicks are all free. Only the 5 advanced options (custom name, QR colour, expiry, click cap, device/region routing) need credits.
Yes, exactly like a saved link. Signing in only lets you find that link again and check its clicks later.
10 a day, resetting at midnight. The cap only exists to prevent abuse. Signing in (free) removes it.
Shorteners in general get extra scrutiny because they are often abused to hide bad destinations. Lower the risk by always pointing at a clean destination, naming the link after its actual content instead of a random string, and never reusing one link for different content.
You see the total click count for each saved link. The tool does not collect the identity of visitors and stores no IP addresses or personal data about them.
Yes — it is one of the 5 advanced options and costs 1 credit per link. Credits are bought once and spent as you go, not a monthly plan. New accounts get 2 credits to try.
It lets a single link send people to different destinations depending on whether they are on a phone or a computer, or which country they are in — handy when running ads across platforms with only one link to share.
No account, no card. If it fits, sign in afterwards to save links and track clicks.
Use it now — free
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