Before expiry
The recipient sees the destination hostname and can choose whether to continue to the public URL.
EXPIRING LINK GUIDE
How to Create an Expiring Link
An expiring link is a redirect that remains available until its configured URL expiration time. LinkTimer checks the rule on the server, so automatic expiry does not depend on the recipient's device clock.
What the recipient sees
At the destination
The original website or file provider controls the content, permissions and availability.
After expiry
The LinkTimer address shows that it is no longer available and does not reveal the destination in page metadata.
Good uses for expiring links
Temporary announcements
End access to a shared campaign or notice after it is no longer relevant.
Time-bound collaboration
Give reviewers a clear period in which to use the shared redirect.
Replace manual cleanup
Let automatic expiry close the redirect, or revoke the link earlier when plans change.
Important limitation
An expiring redirect is not authentication and does not revoke direct access to the original destination URL.
Ready to set an expiry duration?
Paste a public destination, choose the duration and create the temporary LinkTimer address.
Open the link creator