spoo.me

• Shorten a linkTurn a long web address into a short spoo.me link that counts its clicks. Choose how it ends, words or emoji, and optionally protect it with a password, turn bots away, or have it stop working after a number of clicks or at a set time. No account or API key required.
• Check if a custom ending is freeFind out whether a short link ending such as spring-sale can still be had on spoo.me before shortening with it, and if not, why not: taken, reserved, the wrong length or characters spoo.me doesn't allow. No account or API key required.
• Get a short link's click statsCount a spoo.me link's clicks over a period: total and unique visitors, first and last click, clicks day by day, and the top countries, cities, browsers, devices and sites they came from. Works for any spoo.me link whose stats are public, or with its password. No account or API key required.
• Preview where a short link goesSee where a spoo.me link leads without opening it, and whether it still works or needs a password. A password protected link keeps its destination hidden. No account or API key required.
• Follow a link's redirectsFollow any link, from spoo.me or any other shortener, through every redirect to where it really ends up, with each stop on the way. The pages themselves are never loaded, so this is safe for checking a link somebody sent you. No account or API key required.
• Get a page's link previewRead the title, description, picture and icon a web page shows when its link is shared in a chat or a post, to build your own link cards or check a page before sharing it. No account or API key required.
• Look up a domainRead a domain's public records: the addresses and mail servers in its DNS, who it's registered with and since when, and its security certificate's issuer and expiry date. A domain only a few days old is a common sign of a scam link. No account or API key required.

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