LINKTIMER GUIDE

Manage temporary links in bulk

When a campaign contains dozens or hundreds of links, individual edits create unnecessary operational risk. LinkTimer's bulk controls keep repeated work consistent.

Create a temporary link How it works

What this option gives you

Multi-select actions

Enable, disable, archive, restore, move, tag, or delete selected links.

Folder workflows

Move links into project structures without changing their public URLs.

Developer automation

Use workspace API keys when repeated link creation belongs in another system.

Practical use cases

Campaign shutdown

Disable every campaign link at once.

Client handoff

Move completed links into an archive folder.

Taxonomy cleanup

Add or remove a standard tag across selected links.

Migration

Use API and CSV exports to move operational data between systems.

How it works

Filter the list
Search by title, destination, status, folder, or tag.
Select the target links
Use row selection or select all visible results.
Apply one controlled action
Confirm destructive changes and review the result count.

Important limitation

Bulk operations are intentionally capped per request to control accidental or abusive high-volume changes.

Frequently asked questions

Can I delete 1,000 links at once?

Bulk requests are capped; large workloads should use repeated batches or the API.

Does moving a link change its URL?

No. Folder movement changes organization, not the public short URL.

Can I undo a bulk edit?

Version history applies to supported edits, while permanent deletion cannot be reversed.

Can I import CSV?

CSV export is available and API-based import is the recommended controlled automation path.

Authoritative external resources

These links provide additional context from the destination provider or recognized security resources. External sites are responsible for their own content and policies.

Google Safe Browsing Transparency ReportCheck whether a destination has known unsafe-content warnings before sharing it.
OWASP phishing guidanceUnderstand common deceptive-link patterns and why LinkTimer keeps the destination hostname visible.

Ready to make the destination temporary?

Choose the expiration rule, confirm the destination, and share the generated LinkTimer URL or QR code.

Open the LinkTimer creator