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Temporary short links

Turning long into useful

Turn long URLs into tidy temporary links for work, chats, and quick publishing.

Created nowExpiration
Guest link24 hours
Automatic
HTTP / HTTPS

Why UBRA Go

Only what a link needs.

The service does not try to keep your links forever. It helps you share them — and clears the traces on time.

Instant

One address, one action, one ready result. No interstitial advertising pages.

Temporary

Free links live from one hour to seven days. Redirects stop when their lifetime ends.

Unchanged

The original path, query parameters, and fragment are preserved without changes.

Private

Owners see useful statistics without receiving visitors' raw IP addresses.

Three steps

How it works

01

1. Paste

Add a complete HTTP or HTTPS URL.

02

2. Choose lifetime

Guests get 24 hours; registered users choose from allowed lifetimes.

03

3. Share

The link expires automatically, and the owner can restore it when policy allows.

Modes

Start instantly, add control with an account

Guest mode is for a quick action. An account adds history, recovery, and control over your own links.

Guest

no sign-in
  • 5 successful creations per rolling 24 hours
  • Fixed lifetime: 24 hours
  • No account required for the first action

Free account

more control
  • 30 creations or restorations per calendar month
  • Lifetime presets: 1 hour, 6 hours, 24 hours, 3 days, or 7 days
  • History, deletion, recovery, and basic private analytics

FAQ

FAQ

Why do links expire?

Temporary access should not stay available longer than needed.

What happens after expiration?

The redirect returns a localized 410 page without revealing the destination.

Can an expired link be restored?

A registered owner can restore an eligible link within the five-day window when quota is available.

Are URL parameters removed?

No. Path, query parameters, and fragment are preserved.

Does the service track visitors?

It stores minimal owner aggregates without geography or raw IP addresses.

Why was a link blocked?

For phishing, malware, spam, illegal content, personal data, harassment, or another policy reason.