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Short links / A clearer way there

Less URL.
More intention.

Give a long destination a name that is easier to share. Keep the destination manageable and your campaign links together in one workspace.

Create a short link Follow the guide

Sign in to create. Custom aliases, domains and campaign features depend on your plan.

A campaign, made clearer

your-site.com/collection/new-season
?utm_source=newsletter
&utm_medium=email

vtx.best/your-launch
A memorable aliasAn editable destination
Illustrative address — not a published campaign link.

Three parts, one job

Make the route
easy to understand.

A short URL is what you share.
The destination is where it goes.

01

Name the link

Use a custom alias when your plan allows it, or let VTX generate one. Connected custom domains are available according to your account.

02

Set the destination

Send visitors to a complete page URL. You can edit that destination later while retaining the short URL you have already shared.

03

Understand the visit

Use link statistics and, where available, UTM parameters to organize your campaign. A recorded visit is not the same thing as a sale.

A practical example

One campaign.
Clearer context.

A link in a newsletter can use the source newsletter, medium email and campaign new_collection. VTX can append these parameters to the destination.

Use consistent names, check the preview and open the saved link before sharing. Your destination analytics needs to support campaign parameters to make use of them there.

Set up a campaign link

Example campaign naming

Source
newsletter
Medium
email
Campaign
new_collection

These are example labels, not performance data.

Good to know

Keep the link.
Change the next step.

Can I edit a link after sharing it?

Open the link settings, update Destination URL and select Update. Keep the Short URL alias and its domain unchanged if you want the shared address to keep working.

Can I connect it to a QR code?

Yes. A dynamic URL QR can use an existing link. Its scans then follow that link to the destination. See the QR guide.

What do the numbers tell me?

Statistics show activity recorded for the link, subject to your account settings and retention limits. Visits can include repeated activity; do not treat them as confirmed customers, purchases or campaign return.

Can a link stop redirecting?

Yes. Disabling or deleting it, changing its alias or domain, or applying expiration and access settings can affect the result. An unavailable destination can also prevent the visitor from reaching the intended page.

Make your next connection

Your next campaign starts with a clear link.

Create it, check the destination and share the short URL.

Create your link