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How to Export Your Links

You can download every link in your workspace as a CSV file at any time. Export is available on every plan, including Free.

Where to find it

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Scroll to Your data and select Export.
  3. Review the columns the file will contain, then select Download CSV.

The file is named after your workspace and the day you exported it, for example snipzr-links-acme-marketing-2026-09-01.csv.

What the file contains

One row per link, oldest first, with these columns in this order:

ColumnWhat it holds
short_urlThe full short link, for example https://links.example.com/spring
domainThe short domain the link lives on
slugThe part after the domain, sometimes called the back-half
destination_urlWhere the link sends people
titleThe title you gave the link, empty if you did not set one
statusactive, disabled, or banned
clicksAll-time clicks, including before per-day analytics started
created_atWhen the link was created, in UTC, ISO 8601 format
utm_sourceThe utm_source on the destination, if any
utm_mediumThe utm_medium on the destination, if any
utm_campaignThe utm_campaign on the destination, if any
utm_termThe utm_term on the destination, if any
utm_contentThe utm_content on the destination, if any

This column list is a promise. New columns may be added to the end over time, but existing columns will not be renamed, reordered or removed, so a script you write against this file keeps working.

Two things the file does not include yet

  • QR scans. Scans are counted separately from clicks and you can see them in each link's stats, but they are not a column in this file yet.
  • Per-day analytics. The export is your link inventory, not your analytics history. Open any link's stats for the day-by-day view.

Moving in the other direction

Bringing links INTO Snipzr from Bitly, TinyURL, Rebrandly or any spreadsheet has its own guide: How to Import Your Links.

Why we make this easy

Your links are yours. A short link only has value if you trust it will keep working, and that trust is hard to give a service you cannot leave. So the export is on every plan, the columns are published here rather than hidden, and nothing about it is gated.