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Shrink long web URLs into branded, memorable links by integrating Tny with Make. Connecting your link creator to over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly generate short URLs from database entries, update custom social media preview cards, and monitor click analytics. Try Make for free today to instantly style and share your web assets.
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Shortens a URL. If the URL has been shortened before the same short link will be returned.
Delete a short URL by it's ID.
Performs an arbitrary authorized GraphQL query.
Remove a custom social media card set for a short URL.
Update a short URL with a custom social media card.
Unshortens a URL. Follows all redirects and returns the final destination of a URL or the input URL if there are no redirects. Can also optionally strip away tracking parameters from the resulting URL.
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Unlock the Power of Tny: Automate Your Link Workflows with Make
Integrate Tny with Make to automate short link creation, manage bulk URLs in spreadsheets, and share content across channels without writing a single line of code.
Automatically generate short, branded URLs whenever you publish new content, add products, or create social media posts in other apps.
Instantly shorten large lists of URLs stored in Google Sheets or Airtable without manual copy-pasting.
Create short links and automatically share them across all your social platforms simultaneously to save time.
Connect Tny's GraphQL and REST APIs to your favorite business tools without writing a single line of code.
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