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Encurtador.dev
Encurtador.dev is a free URL shortening and QR code generation service that provides link management, statistics, and API integration tools.
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EncurtaNet is a free URL shortening tool that allows users to create shortened links while earning money by managing and sharing them. The platform serves individuals looking to monetize their shared links and protect URLs from home.
Short.io provides a branded URL shortening service with custom domains, detailed analytics, team collaboration, and QR code generation tools.
ShortURL is a free URL shortening and redirection service that also offers custom subdomains, domain registration, and DNS management.
Linksbird provides a plain redirect service for creating short links without interstitial pages, countdown timers, or advertisements. The service resolves short codes on the server and forwards visitors directly to their configured destinations.
FirstURL.de provides a URL shortening service that transforms long addresses into concise links and allows users to hide the referer of their page. The service also enables users to set a waiting time before visitors are redirected.
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