Shorten your Google Sheets link

Turn the very long link of a Google Sheets spreadsheet into a short one that's easy to share. Free, with clicks and analytics.

Google Sheets link shortener

Can be a sheet on docs.google.com/spreadsheets, with or without the tab or range at the end.

Paste the link to your spreadsheet and you'll get a short link ready to share.

How people use it

  • Sharing a price list, a catalog, or an inventory in a chat or in a bio.
  • Sending an attendance, shift, or sign-up sheet to a group chat.
  • Putting a spreadsheet link in an email, a PDF, or a presentation without it breaking across two lines.
  • Seeing how many people open your sheet, with clicks by country and device.

Why use Miniurl for your Google Sheets links

Short, clean link, easy to read in a chat or type by hand.
Analytics included: see how many clicks your link got, from which country and device.
Free, no card, no time limit.
QR code ready to print, for a paper sign-up sheet.

Why shorten a Google Sheets link?

A Google Sheets link carries a long identifier, and often the tab (#gid=…) or the selected range as well. Pasted into a chat or a document it looks huge, wraps across several lines, and is hard to dictate or copy by hand.

With Miniurl you turn it into something like miniurl.cl/my-sheet: short and easy to remember, with free click stats by country and device so you know how many people open your sheet.

Shortening the link doesn't change the file's permissions: whoever opens it will see the same thing as before, so before sharing it check in Google Sheets that it's shared with the people who need it. If you need a link for a Doc, a Form, or a presentation, you can shorten those with Miniurl too.

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