Amazon URL shortener
Turn long Amazon product URLs into clean short links with a QR code. Free, and with an account you track every click on the products you share.
Why shorten links with INBIO
Amazon product URLs are notoriously long — ref tags, search parameters, session fragments. Paste one and get a link that looks trustworthy in a message.
- Clean short links — turn long, messy URLs into tidy links you can share anywhere.
- Click analytics — see clicks, countries, devices, and referrers — with bots filtered out.
- Free QR codes — every link gets a downloadable QR code in PNG and SVG.
- Editable links — change the destination later — the short URL stays the same.
What is actually in an Amazon URL
An Amazon product link is mostly noise. The part that matters is /dp/B0XXXXXXXX — the ten-character ASIN. Everything around it (the SEO-friendly product name, /ref=sr_1_3, ?keywords=, &qid=, &sr=8-3) is search and session state that makes the URL 150+ characters long and impossible to read. Shortening keeps the ASIN redirect intact and throws the noise behind one slug, so a recommendation in a group chat reads as a link instead of a paragraph.
Affiliate links: read this first
If you are an Amazon Associate, the program's operating agreement requires you to use Amazon's own tools — SiteStripe, which generates a tagged link or an amzn.to short link — for affiliate links, and to disclose them. Wrapping a tagged affiliate URL in a third-party shortener can break attribution or breach the terms, so do not use this tool for that. Use it for ordinary product sharing: wishlists, recommendations, and support content where you are not earning a commission.
Tracking and QR codes for products
For non-affiliate sharing, a short link tells you how many people clicked a recommendation and from where — add a UTM with the UTM builder to compare the same product across your newsletter and socials. Every link also gets a QR code, which is handy for wishlists and registries printed on cards, or for putting a product on a physical shelf talker. Sharing a whole list of products? The bulk shortener handles them in one paste.
Wishlists, registries, and idea lists
Product pages are only half of Amazon. Wishlists and registries live at long amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/{id} paths, and idea lists and storefronts add their own IDs. These are exactly the links you want on a card, in a message, or on a QR sticker — a baby registry printed on an invitation reads far better as one clean slug and a scannable code than as a 90-character URL that no one will type.
Since these are not affiliate links, you can shorten them freely and, with a free account, see how many people opened the list and from where — useful for a group gift or a shared buying guide. Every link ships with a QR code for print, and a whole gift guide's worth of products can be shortened in one paste through the bulk shortener. Keep affiliate links on Amazon's own SiteStripe, as covered above.
Shorten links for other platforms
Sharing links across more than one network? We also have dedicated shorteners for Canva and Adobe. If you are weighing up tools, our benchmark of eight URL shorteners measures redirect speed, click tracking, and free tiers — and every short link here comes with a QR code for print. Handed a short link you don't recognise? Expand it to see where it goes, or run it through our link safety checker first.
A real example
https://www.amazon.com/Product-Name-Here-Wireless/dp/B0ABCD1234/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=headphones&qid=1717000000&sr=8-3
Shortened to
in.bio/your-slug
www.amazon.com/Product-Name-Here-Wireless/dp/B0ABCD1234/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=headphones&qid=1717000000&sr=8-3
The only load-bearing part is /dp/B0ABCD1234 — the rest is search state. The short link forwards to the same product page, so you can drop the ref and query safely; only the ASIN decides which product opens.
What people use it for
- Share products in group chats without a wall of URL
- Count clicks on product recommendations
- QR codes for wishlists and registries
Works with links from any website — Amazon is just where yours happen to live. INBIO is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.