Shorten URLs with local redirect tracking via localStorage. See click counts and generate a QR code for each link.
Enter the URL you want to shorten and track.
Click shorten to create a compact version of the URL.
Monitor clicks, referrers, and geographic data over time.
Link Shortener with Analytics turns a destination URL into a shorter redirect link, keeps a separate click total for each created link, and provides a QR code that opens that link. Its records and counters live in localStorage for this site, so nothing is uploaded for centralized reporting. The important surprise is that the analytics are local: a total visible in one browser profile is not a shared campaign total, and activity on another device cannot update that profile's stored count. It is a browser-side link log, not hosted audience measurement.
Enter a complete destination URL to create a generated redirect link. The tool associates that link with tracking state held in localStorage under this site's origin. localStorage belongs to the current browser profile, so the saved record is not a centrally hosted analytics account. Following the redirect ultimately opens the destination you entered; shortening does not alter the destination page.
Opening one of the generated redirect links in a browser context where its tracking state is available adds to that link's local click total, then continues to the destination. The analytics list presents the stored total for each link. Its QR code represents the corresponding generated link, so scanning it follows the same route rather than defining a separate destination or analytics record.
Not as a single shared campaign total. localStorage is separated by origin and browser profile, and a different device cannot write its activity into the storage of the browser where you created the link. Treat the analytics shown here as that browser's locally available redirect history. If you need recipient-wide reporting, the answer is no; this tool does not provide centralized collection.
No. A QR code is a machine-readable representation of the generated URL; it does not host the destination, preserve localStorage, or synchronize counts. The scan is subject to the same redirect and local tracking constraints as opening the short link normally. Keep the original destination URL, avoid treating the QR image as a backup, and test it from the browser and device where it will be used.
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