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Free tools

Five tools, zero cost, no signup required. Everything you need to create, style, verify and measure your links.

Every tool, one click away

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URL Shortener

Paste a long link, get a clean goto.now link that never expires - With click tracking built in.

Shorten a link →
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QR Code Generator

Create a scannable code in your colors, with your logo, in PNG or print-grade SVG.

Make a QR code →
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Link Analytics

Every link you create gets a private dashboard: clicks by day, sources, countries, devices and browsers.

See what you get →
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UTM Builder

Tag campaign URLs correctly for your analytics, then shorten the result so it stays pretty.

Build a tagged URL →
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Link Checker

See exactly where any goto.now link leads before you click it. Transparency, built in.

Verify a link →
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Want them all in one place?

A free account keeps your link history, custom back-halves and stats together in a dashboard.

Create a free account →

Which tool for which job?

You want to…UseAccount needed?
Make a long URL shareableURL shortenerNo
Put a link on something printedQR generatorNo
Tag a campaign for Google AnalyticsUTM builderNo
See where a short link leadsLink checkerNo
Track clicks and edit destinationsDashboardYes - Free

The one habit that ties them together

Shorten first, then share - Whatever the channel. A goto.now link is the version of your URL that can be styled, verified, counted and fixed later; the raw URL can't do any of that.

Free tools FAQs

Do the free tools require an account?
Only the dashboard does. Shortening, QR generation, the UTM builder and the link checker all work without signing up.
Are there usage limits?
Guests can create 5 links per minute as abuse protection. Clicks, scans and tool usage are otherwise unlimited.
Do things built here expire?
No - Links and their QR codes never expire, and UTM-tagged URLs are yours to keep. The glossary explains any term you meet along the way.