Twitter (X) Link Shortener: shorten, brand & track your X links
X already wraps every link in its own t.co, but that's for X, not you. Shorten any Twitter/X link into a clean, branded URL you can track and turn into a QR code, free.
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X already shortens your links (t.co)
Here's the part most articles skip: when you post a link on Twitter/X, X automatically wraps it in its own shortener, t.co. Every link counts as 23 characters no matter how long the original is, and you can't turn it off.
So on X itself, a separate shortener won't save you characters. What it does do is give you everything t.co doesn't.
When a link shortener still helps on X
t.co (X's own)
Automatic on every posted link, counts as 23 characters. X's brand, no click data for you, no QR code, no editing, and it only applies inside X.
Link shortener (Pageloot)
A clean, branded link you control. Tracks clicks, adds a QR code, lets you add a custom keyword, works everywhere (bio, off-platform, print), and (on paid) is editable.
It's especially worth it for your bio link, for sharing a tweet or profile off X, and anywhere you want to measure clicks or print a QR code.
How to shorten a Twitter/X link
Three steps:
- Copy the X link — a tweet, profile, or any URL (use the Share icon on a post → Copy link, or grab it 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. - Use it — put it in your bio, post it (it shows as your branded link), or share it anywhere, then watch the clicks.
Want it branded? Add your own keyword to the link for free (for example pageloot.com/s/my-thread).
Why shorten X links
A branded display link
A pre-shortened link shows your own short URL in the tweet instead of a bare domain or X's t.co.
Click data you can actually see
X keeps t.co stats to itself. Your own short link shows clicks, basic free, detailed (location, device, time) on paid.
A QR code too
Every short link comes with a QR code, so you can point print, slides, or packaging at a tweet, thread, or your profile.
On a paid Pageloot plan, links are also editable, so a link in your bio or on a printed QR can point somewhere new without you touching the original.
Where to use short X links
- Your bio — a clean, branded, trackable link in your profile's website field or bio text.
- Tweets and threads — show a branded link instead of a bare URL, and measure the click-through.
- Off-platform — share a tweet, thread, or your X profile on Instagram, LinkedIn, or email with one short link.
- Print, slides & packaging — drop the link's QR code on a deck, flyer, or product. → Générateur de code QR
X links + QR codes
Every short link comes with its own QR code. Print it on a slide, flyer, or product and anyone who scans it lands on your tweet, thread, or X profile. On a paid plan you can change that destination later without reprinting, so the same QR can point to your latest post whenever you want.
See all URL shortener featuresFoire aux questions
Copy the X link — a tweet, profile, or any URL — paste it into Pageloot’s URL shortener, and click Shorten. You’ll get a short link plus a QR code instantly, ready for your bio, posts, or anywhere you share.
Yes. X automatically wraps every link you post in its own t.co shortener, and it counts as 23 characters no matter how long the original is. But t.co is X’s domain, you can’t brand it, see its click data, turn it into a QR code, or edit it.
No. Because X already wraps links in t.co at 23 characters, a shortener won’t save you space in a tweet. The value is branding, click tracking, a QR code, and using the link off X.
t.co is X’s internal shortener, applied automatically and only inside X, with no tracking, branding, QR, or editing for you. Your own short link is branded, trackable, works everywhere, comes with a QR code, and is editable on paid plans.
Yes. A clean, branded, trackable link works well in your profile’s website field or bio text, and on a paid plan you can change where it points without editing your bio.
Yes. You can shorten unlimited X 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. X keeps t.co click data to itself, but your own short link shows clicks, basic stats free and detailed location, device, and time data on a paid plan.
Yes. Every short link comes with a downloadable QR code, ideal for slides, flyers, and packaging that point to a tweet, thread, or your profile.
Shorten your X link free
Branded links, a QR code on every link, and the click data t.co keeps from you. No credit card required.
Shorten a link → Voir les plans →Pageloot is a link and QR code platform used by 20,000+ brands across 110 countries. The Twitter/X 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. t.co behavior (automatic link wrapping, 23-character count) reflects X at the time of writing and may change. X, Twitter, and t.co are trademarks of X Corp.; Pageloot is not affiliated with or endorsed by X.
