Clean public Links
Growth lets you choose a memorable slug instead of using a generated ending.
Shorten any URL. Keep the useful stuff.
LinkStack's URL shortener turns any destination into one editable Link. Use it as a short link, deep link, or app-opening link, generate a QR code, and see what gets clicked.
Paste a long URL. Get one useful Link.
Start with a normal redirect. Add deep linking, app opening, country routing, or campaign tracking when you need it.
Spring launch
Example short Link
Public link
lstk.me/r/spring-drop
Destination
shop.example.com/spring-collection
1,284
Demo clicks
327
Demo QR scans
Edit Insights
PNG + SVG
- Custom slugs on Growth
- Edit after sharing
- QR codes included
- Click reporting
Spring launch
Sample analytics report
Last 7 days
Total clicks
1,284
QR clicks
327
Top source
QR code
Top device
Mobile
Top country
United States
Know what happened after the share.
See click history, QR scans, route performance, and campaign results in one report.
- Clicks over time
- QR attribution
- Location, device, referrer, fallback, and UTM breakdowns
More than a short URL.
Editable destinations
Change where a live link points without reposting it.
App-opening Links
Open supported apps when possible, with a reliable web fallback.
QR codes included
Download PNG or SVG files for posts, print, and packaging.
$0 starts with 10 Links.
It also includes 500 optimized clicks each month for deep linking and smart routing. Plain redirects do not use that allowance.
Compare plansCommon questions.
How much can I use on the $0 plan?
It includes 10 Links and 500 optimized clicks per month. Plain redirects and bio taps do not use the optimized-click allowance.
Can I choose my short URL?
Growth includes custom slugs. Free and Starter links get a secure generated ending.
Can I edit the destination after I share the link?
Yes. The public short Link stays the same while you change its destination from your dashboard.
Is this also a deep link or app-opening link?
It can be. Every Link starts as a reliable redirect, then you can add app opening, country routing, fallbacks, and deeper reporting when the context calls for it.