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GoTiny

A lightweight URL shortener, focused on ease-of-use for the developer and end-user

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GoTiny is a link shortener API that's built with a failproof user experience as its main goal, for both the visitors of the landing page as well as developers. GoTiny links are all lowercase and don't include characters that could be confused with each other (e.g. o/0 or 1/i/l). It also filters the url out of any string that a user enters. This way, developers using the API don't have to provide a clean link, but can just feed an entire paragraph into GoTiny. The API will find the url and return a short link. The GoTiny API lets you quickly obtain a short code that's used to redirect to an URL specified by the user. To use the GoTiny API, make a POST request to the endpoint https://gotiny.cc/api. The body of your request should be in JSON format with a property name of input. This key should have a…

robvanbakel/gotiny-api on GitHub A short preview, not the full document.

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Inside the original README — Document outline
  1. GoTiny API
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Usage
  4. Create GoTiny link
  5. Example Request
  6. curl
  7. JavaScript
  8. Example Response
  9. Options
  10. Example Request
  11. curl
  12. Resolve GoTiny link

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  1. First observed: Sep 14, 2026
  2. Last directory-field change: Sep 14, 2026
  3. Current source observation: Oct 30, 2026

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