Amazon URL Shortener: shorten & clean up Amazon links
Amazon product links are long, cluttered messes of IDs and tracking tags. Shorten any Amazon link into a clean, trackable URL with a QR code, free, plus the quick trick to clean one up yourself with amazon.com/dp.
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The quick way: amazon.com/dp/ASIN
Before reaching for any tool, you can clean up most Amazon product links by hand. Every product has a 10-character ASIN (Amazon Standard Identification Number), and the URL works with just that:
- Find the ASIN — it's the 10-character code in the URL right after
/dp/oder/gp/product/(also listed in the product's "Product information" section). - Rebuild the link — drop everything else and use
amazon.com/dp/ASIN(or your country domain, likeamazon.co.uk/dp/ASIN). - Erledigt — that short, clean link goes straight to the product, no tracking junk.
/dp/ trick can't track clicks, can't become a QR code, can't be branded with your name, and only works for product pages, not storefronts, wishlists, or search results. For those, use a shortener.Shortening Amazon affiliate links? Read this first
If you're an Amazon Associate, affiliate links have their own rules, and they matter.
amzn.to, through the SiteStripe toolbar (the bar at the top of product pages when you're logged into Associates). Amazon's Associates Program policies also restrict where affiliate links can appear, for example, affiliate links generally aren't allowed in offline materials, which means putting an affiliate link in a printed QR code can break the rules. Check Amazon's current Associates Operating Agreement before shortening affiliate links with any third-party tool.Everything below is about shortening regular Amazon links — your own product listings, storefront, wishlist, or a product you're simply sharing, not monetized affiliate links.
How to shorten an Amazon link
Three steps:
- Copy the Amazon link — a product, storefront, or wishlist URL from the address bar.
- Paste and shorten — drop it into the URL shortener and click Shorten. You get a short
pageloot.com/s/link instantly, with a matching QR code. - Share and track — post it, send it, or print its QR code, then watch the clicks.
Want it branded? Add your own keyword to the link for free (for example pageloot.com/s/my-product).
Why shorten Amazon links
Clean, branded links
Swap a long product URL full of /ref= tags for a short, branded link that looks trustworthy in posts and messages.
Track the clicks
See how many people open your link, basic free, detailed (location, device, time) on paid, so you know which channel sends traffic.
A QR code too
Every short link comes with a QR code, ideal for sellers and brands to put on packaging, inserts, and review cards for their own listings.
On a paid Pageloot plan, links are also editable, so a QR code on product packaging can point to a new listing or variant without reprinting.
Where to use short Amazon links
- Your own product listings — sellers and brands can share a clean, trackable link to their Amazon products.
- Storefronts and wishlists — point people to your Amazon storefront or a curated list with one short link.
- Social and email — share products on Instagram, X/Twitter, or your newsletter with a tidy link.
- Packaging & inserts — sellers can add a QR code to product packaging or a thank-you card that links to their listing or a review page.
- Print & in-store — drop the link's QR code on flyers or shelf signs. → QR-Code-Generator
Amazon links + QR codes
Every short link comes with its own QR code. Sellers and brands can print it on packaging, inserts, or in-store signs so shoppers scan straight to a listing, storefront, or review page. On a paid plan you can change that destination later without reprinting. (For affiliate links, follow Amazon's Associates rules, which generally don't allow affiliate links in offline or QR use.)
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Copy the Amazon link — a product, storefront, or wishlist URL — paste it into Pageloot’s URL shortener, and click Shorten. You’ll get a short link plus a QR code instantly, ready to share or print.
Every Amazon product has a 10-character ASIN in its URL, right after /dp/ oder /gp/product/. Keep just that and rebuild the link as amazon.com/dp/ASIN (or your country domain). It drops all the tracking junk and still goes straight to the product.
amzn.to is Amazon’s own short link for Associates, generated through the SiteStripe toolbar that appears at the top of product pages when you’re logged into Amazon Associates.
Use Amazon’s own amzn.to for affiliate links, and check the Associates Program rules first. Amazon restricts where affiliate links can appear, for example, they generally aren’t allowed in offline materials, so putting an affiliate link in a printed QR code can break the rules.
Yes, for your own listing, storefront, or a product you’re sharing. Every short link comes with a QR code. For affiliate links, follow Amazon’s Associates rules, which generally don’t allow affiliate links in offline or QR use.
Yes. You can shorten unlimited Amazon links for free, with basic click stats and a QR code on every link. A paid Pageloot plan adds editable links, detailed analytics, and a white-label short domain.
Yes. Every short link shows basic click stats for free, and detailed location, device, and time data on a paid plan, so you can see which channel sends traffic.
Yes. Any Amazon link works — products, storefronts, and wishlists. Just copy the URL and shorten it.
Shorten your Amazon link free
Clean product links, a QR code on every link, and click tracking. No credit card required.
Shorten a link → Pläne ansehen →Pageloot is a link and QR code platform used by 20,000+ brands across 110 countries. The Amazon link shortener is free: shorten unlimited links, get basic click stats, and a QR code on every link. Editable links, detailed analytics, and a white-label short domain are available on paid Pageloot plans. The ASIN/`amazon.com/dp` method and SiteStripe `amzn.to` details reflect Amazon's tools at the time of writing. Amazon Associates rules change, always check Amazon's current Operating Agreement before shortening affiliate links. Amazon, the Amazon logo, ASIN, and amzn.to are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc.; Pageloot is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.
