TinyURL

• Shorten a linkTurn a long web address into a short tinyurl.com link to paste into a text message, a post, an invoice or anywhere else the whole address would not fit, optionally with an ending of your choosing, such as tinyurl.com/spring-sale. The same link always gives the same short link, so a workflow that runs again reuses the one it made rather than piling up new ones. No account or API key required.
• Shorten several linksShorten a whole list of links in one step, and get one result for each, in the order you gave them. A link TinyURL will not take is reported beside the rest with the reason instead of stopping the run, so one bad address in a column of fifty does not cost you the other forty nine. No account or API key required.
• Shorten the links in a messageHand over a message and get it back with every link in it replaced by a short one and nothing else touched. This is the step to put before a text message, a post or a chat notification goes out, and it counts the characters so the next step can check the message still fits. A link TinyURL will not take is left where it is, so a message never goes out with a hole in it. No account or API key required.
• Check where a short link goesRead the address a TinyURL short link opens, without opening it. Nothing is fetched from the far side and no visit is recorded there, so this is safe to run on a link somebody sent you, and it answers just as quickly for a destination that is slow or gone. No account or API key required.

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