Create shortened URLs from new Google Sheets spreadsheet rows via Linkly
Create shortened URLs from new Google Sheets spreadsheet rows via Linkly
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This template automatically shortens URLs added to a Google Sheets spreadsheet using Linkly, and writes the resulting short links back into the same sheet. It’s ideal for teams and creators who keep a list of long links in Sheets and want to generate trackable short URLs without manual work.
Once imported, connect your Google Sheets account, select the spreadsheet and worksheet that contain the long URLs, and choose the column where the long URLs are stored. Then connect your Linkly account and enter your workspace ID. The scenario will generate a short URL for each new row and update the sheet with the short link.
Use this template to streamline link management, trackable links for marketing campaigns, social media posts, newsletters, and more.
Requirements:
• A Google account with access to the spreadsheet • A Linkly account with workspace ID • Ensure the long URLs are publicly accessible (HTTPS)
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