Paste the long URL
Use the complete secure destination URL for your page, offer, product or booking flow.
Beyond a shortened URL
Short enough to say. Clear enough to remember.
A compressed URL is still difficult to speak. A LinkCode gives the destination a memorable label built for conversations and visual media.
20 codes free · One public page · No credit cardThe clear definition
What this means.
A LinkCode is not a random shortened URL. It is a creator-selected code connected to a public HTTPS destination. Visitors enter the code on LinkCode and are sent to the exact URL the owner selected.
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How it works
Three deliberate steps.
Choose a human code
Create a word, phrase or number that relates to the destination and is easy to type.
Let visitors resolve it
When someone enters the code, LinkCode safely opens the selected destination.
Why LinkCode
Built for the moment after attention.
Designed for memory
Use meaningful characters instead of an automatically generated string.
Safe resolution
Unknown or inactive codes show an explicit status instead of guessing a destination.
Reusable entry point
Change the destination later while keeping the code people already know.
Questions, answered
Useful details.
01Is this the same as a URL shortener?
Both create a shorter route, but LinkCode emphasizes a memorable code people deliberately enter rather than a random short URL.
02What characters can a code use?
Codes use 3–24 letters, numbers, dashes or underscores.
03What happens when a code does not exist?
LinkCode shows a clear no-match page and never redirects the visitor to an unrelated destination.