Bulk URL shortener
Paste up to 50 links and shorten them all at once.
Shortening one link at a time is fine until you have a spreadsheet of them. The bulk URL shortener takes a whole list — up to 50 links per batch — and hands them all back as clean short links in one pass, each with a QR code and, once you claim them, full click analytics.
When you need to shorten links in bulk
Some jobs are simply too many links for a one-at-a-time tool: migrating a pile of old links onto a new domain, tagging every link in an email newsletter, turning a product feed or a spreadsheet of campaign URLs into short links, or preparing a run of QR codes for a printed catalogue. Pasting a list and getting the short links back in one step turns an afternoon of copy-paste into a few seconds.
If you only need a single link, the URL shortener is quicker; for a whole campaign's worth, this is the tool.
How the bulk URL shortener works
Paste your URLs one per line — up to 50 per batch — and press Shorten. Every destination runs through the same safety screening as our single-link shortener, so phishing and malware links are caught before they ever get a short URL. Duplicate links within a batch are collapsed automatically, so you never burn a slot on a repeat, and each valid URL comes back as a clean, ready-to-copy short link.
The links work the instant they are created and never expire. No account is required to shorten a batch — signing up only unlocks tracking and editing, covered next.
Track and organize the whole batch
Create a free account and you can claim an entire batch in one click: every link you shortened this session attaches to your dashboard at once. From there each link carries click analytics — clicks over time, countries, cities, devices, and referrers, with bots filtered out — and you can edit any destination later without breaking the short URL you already shared. Folders and tags keep a large batch organized by campaign or client.
To attribute the traffic by channel, tag your destinations with the UTM builder before you shorten, and generate a QR code for any link that is headed to print.
Tips for a clean bulk run
Put exactly one URL per line and drop blank lines — the counter shows how many valid links it found. Include the full address, though the tool will add https:// if you forget. If a few links fail, it is usually a malformed URL, an unsupported scheme, or a destination that failed the safety check; the rest of the batch still succeeds, and the failures are listed so you can fix and re-run just those. To put every link on your own brand, connect a custom domain and the whole batch lives on it. There are more link-management playbooks on the blog.
What people use it for
- Migrate a list of old links to short, trackable ones
- Shorten every link in a newsletter or product feed at once
- Prepare a batch of QR codes for a printed catalogue