Free tool
Link Tracker
Shorten any link and find out how many people actually clicked it — with unique visitors, traffic sources, and the devices they came from.
Sign in to create and track links
Your click data is private to your account, so the dashboard needs to know who you are. One tap with Google — no password, no form.
We read only your name, email and profile photo. Nothing is ever posted on your behalf.
Real click counts
Every open is recorded the moment it happens. No sampling, no delay, no daily batch job.
Previews don't inflate it
WhatsApp, Slack and Twitter fetch your link to build a preview card. Those are filtered out, so the number means people.
Where they came from
See which sites, apps and posts sent the traffic, plus the split by device, OS and browser.
Clicks vs. reach
Total clicks counts every open. Unique visitors counts each person once a day — the honest reach number.
Common questions
How do I track how many clicks my link got?
Paste your long URL above and you get a short nmirror.online/s/… link back. Share that short link instead of the original — in a bio, a message, an email, an ad. Every time someone opens it they are forwarded to your real page, and the click is recorded on your dashboard.
Do WhatsApp and social media previews count as clicks?
No. When a link is pasted into WhatsApp, Slack, Twitter, Discord or LinkedIn, those apps immediately fetch it to build the preview card you see. That is a robot, not a reader. Those fetches are detected and counted separately as preview hits, so your click number reflects real people only.
What's the difference between clicks and unique visitors?
Clicks counts every single open, including the same person opening your link five times. Unique visitors counts each distinct visitor once per day. If you want to know how far your link actually reached, unique visitors is the number to trust.
Why is Google sign-in required?
Two reasons. Your click data is private, so the dashboard has to know whose links to show. And an anonymous link shortener quickly becomes a tool for spreading scam links — tying every link to an account keeps that from happening here.
Can I turn a link off or delete it?
Yes. Disabling a link keeps its history but stops it forwarding anyone. Deleting removes the link and all of its click data permanently, and frees the short code up again.