About Acortarenlace
Acortarenlace turns a long web address into a short one that is easy to share, print or say aloud. It exists because short links are useful and also easy to abuse. So a free link opens a page first that shows the full destination.
What it does
You can choose a custom ending, an expiry, a password and a QR code, without signing up. The guides on this site explain how each option works, how to check a link before opening it and what the service refuses to shorten.
How links are kept safe
Every destination is checked when a link is made and when it is opened, through automated review, an operator review queue and reports from visitors. A link found to be harmful is blocked. An expired code is never given to another destination.
How the guides are written
The guides are written by the people who run the service, from how it works today: what a link can carry, what is checked and what is refused. Some go beyond this site, such as how to read a short link before opening it or how to report one that is harmful. Each guide shows its date and is revised when the service changes. If you find a mistake, write to us: the correction is made in every language.
How it is paid for
Free links are paid for by premium packs, bought with Monero or PayPal, and by advertising on the site. Ads never go beside the Continue button. Premium links open straight to the destination.
Who runs it
Acortarenlace is a service of Alcitron. Questions about the terms, privacy requests and reports of abuse go to security@acortarenlace.com.