Got a long link? Make it short.

Shorten in one click, attach a designed QR code, and see exactly how many people clicked — Hebrew-first, all in one place.

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Designed QR Click stats Tags & order

How it works

Three steps, zero configuration.

1

Paste your long link

Sign in, paste any address — an RSVP form, a photo album, a payment page — and click.

2

Get a short link and a QR

A clean link on ktzr.io plus a designed QR code, ready for the invitation, the sign, or the story.

3

Watch the clicks

See how many people arrived, day by day — with real visitors counted separately from bots.

What you get

Everything listed here works today — and what is on the way is clearly marked.

Designed QR codes

Every link comes with a downloadable, print-ready QR code. It points at the short link — update the destination and the QR keeps working.

Click statistics

Total clicks and a daily breakdown, with real visitors separated from bots — WhatsApp previews and crawlers never inflate your numbers.

Tags & order

Organize links with colored tags — "wedding", "campaign", "work" — and filter the list in one click.

Custom back-halves

Pick your own ending — ktzr.io/our-wedding instead of a random string. Coming soon for Pro accounts.

Developer API

Create and manage links from your own code with API keys and full documentation. Read the API docs.

Workspaces

Every account gets its own workspace — links, tags, and API keys grouped in one place under its own name.

Built to be trusted

Data stays in the EU

Everything is stored on Google Cloud in the European Union (Firestore, region eur3) and served from Europe.

Links keep working

No ads, no interstitial pages. A deleted link answers with a clear 410 — and its address is never given to anyone else.

Abuse screening

Every destination is checked against Google Web Risk at creation and rescanned daily, and anyone can report a harmful link without an account.

Questions people ask us

What happens to a deleted link?

It stops working and answers with HTTP 410, and its short address is never reassigned to anyone — ever.

How do you tell people from bots?

Known previews, crawlers, and bots are identified by their browser signature and counted separately — so the number you see reflects real people.

Can I have a Hebrew short address?

Not currently — short codes use Latin letters, digits, hyphens, and underscores, so they work in every browser, printer, and invitation system.

All frequently asked questions

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