Not yet. Changing where a link points will be possible with an account, which is in early access. Links created without an account can’t be edited, but you can replace one with a new link in a few seconds.
Fix a link that points to the wrong place
- Shorten the correct URL on blinkhop.com.
- If you used a custom ending, pick a new one. The old ending stays attached to the old destination.
- Replace the old link everywhere you shared it.
- Check the new link by adding
+to it, for examplehttps://zou.sh/spring-sale-2+. The preview shows the destination before anyone clicks.
Why links without an account are locked
When you shorten a link without an account, we store only the destination URL, the code, the creation time and how it was created (web, API or MCP). There is no account and no IP address, so nobody, including you, can prove a link is theirs. Locking those links also stops anyone else from pointing your link somewhere new.
Edit a link’s destination with an account (early access)
With an account (early access), you will be able to:
- Change the destination of a link you own, while the short link and its QR code stay the same
- Set expiry dates and click limits
- See your clicks in an analytics dashboard
A free account includes editing destinations. Expiry dates and click limits come with the Pro plan. To hear when accounts open, join the list on the pricing page, or read more about link management.
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