Google URL Shortener

URL (Uniform Source Locator) is like a pointer which points to a web address.Sometimes these pointers have a very massive name that it comes out to be difficult for you to remember them.The solution to this problem is very simple.Google is the God of Networking and hence here is nothing in which google can't help you.Google announced this service in 2009 and it is very effective because it keeps a record of number of clicks the shortened url get and also generates a QR Code for web pages.

You can use Google url Shortener directly without any need to sign in.The benefit of using this service after signing in to your account is that you can analyse your history and the number of clicks.

Here is a very short procedure of using Google URL shortener....

Go to Google URL Shortener.
Paste your long url in the input field.
And then click on "Shorten URL".
A shorten url will appear which you can use as an alternative to your original URL.

5. To get the QR Code, click on the "details" of the shortened url and the QR code will be available on the top right corner.

To test the link, Click Here

Thats all.....

Enjoy Using Google Services and stay in tune with fetch-info to know more about google services.

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