Connect YOURLS integrations
Condense long links into branded, self-hosted destinations by automating YOURLS on Make to maintain control over your tracking analytics. Linking this tool to over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly shorten URLs, query click metrics, and sync geo-location stats with your CRM. Register for free today to build your first link management scenario.
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Retuns an original version of the shorten URL.
Retrieves a statistics information for a database.
Returns a version of the current app installed.
Retrieves a statistics information for a shortened URL.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Creates a short version of an existing URL.
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Popular YOURLS workflows.
Automate YOURLS with Make. Connect your favorite apps to create short links, track clicks, and simplify your data workflows.
Automate Your Custom Short Links with YOURLS and Make Integrations
Use Make to connect YOURLS with your favorite apps. Automate sending short links to Discord or Telegram, and track every click in Google Sheets or Airtable instantly.
Automatically shorten new blog or RSS links with YOURLS and share them instantly on Discord or Telegram.
Keep an organized record of your shortened URLs by automatically saving them directly to Google Sheets or Airtable.
Connect your self-hosted YOURLS instance to hundreds of other web apps without having to write any code.
Speed up your publishing workflow by generating custom short links the moment your content goes live.
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