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Short links, in your name, easy to remember
A forty-character URL becomes tnlnk.fr/your-word: readable on a poster, easy to say out loud, easy to remember. Change the destination afterwards, and every click comes back to you.
Free, no credit card.
Short, readable, yours
You pick the word, not a random string: a campaign name, a reference, a wink. On tnlnk.fr, in your name.
- The word you want
- A destination you change without resending anything
- A password, if you want one
Your link outlives the print run
Poster, flyer, packaging, printed QR code: the material stays valid even when the offer changes. End of campaign, new page: you redirect, you don't reprint.
An address that fits on a poster
Your sign-up form sits at a forty-character address nobody can read off a poster or say out loud. A short link like tnlnk.fr/season fits on the page, next to the QR code, and is easy to remember. The day the form changes, you edit the destination in TinyLink: your posters stay up.
Step by step, screen by screen
The help centre walks through every action in detail, with screenshots.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose the short link address?
Yes. The address is yours if it is not already taken: tnlnk.fr/your-word.
What if the destination changes?
You edit it in TinyLink. The short link stays the same, and everything already distributed keeps working.
Can I import links in bulk?
Yes, from a CSV file, with a template provided. Line-by-line import report.
Do short links expire?
No. A link stays active until you delete it. Clicks keep being counted, and the destination can be changed as many times as you need.
Can I password-protect a link?
Yes. From the link’s Advanced options, add a password: a code is asked for before the redirect. Useful for a document meant for one client only.
Can I reset the click counter?
Yes. The danger zone under Advanced options resets a link’s statistics. The address and the destination stay as they are; only the counters go back to zero.
Your page online in two minutes
An account, an address, your first links. And already, your first clicks counted.