Google Forms tool
Google Form Link Shortener
Turn a long Google Form URL into a short link you can say or print. Free to start.
Free plan. No card needed.
Why Google Forms links need this
A Google Form URL is long and hostile to read out loud or print on a poster. A short link is easy to say and share, and every link comes with a QR code so people can scan straight into your form.
Before and after
Before
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc-XxXxXxXx…/viewform?usp=sf_link
After
re.directinapp.com/signup
How it works
Three quick steps
01
Paste your link
Drop in the link you want to share. We detect it and confirm what it opens.
02
Get your short link
You get a clean, branded short link. Sign in with Google to save and track it.
03
Share and track
Share it anywhere and watch clicks, devices and app opens roll in live.
What you get
Clean branded link
Replace the long Google Forms URL with a tidy short link that looks trustworthy.
Opens the app
Opens your Google Form in the browser on any device.
QR on every link
Every link gets a QR code, handy for putting your Google Forms link on print.
Real analytics
See total clicks, devices and locations for every link in real time.
Who uses it
An event prints a short link (and QR) to a registration form on a flyer.
A teacher reads out a short form link in class instead of a long URL.
A shop puts a feedback-form QR on the receipt.
More about Google Forms links
The form is your sign-up page
For a lot of people a Google Form is the entire sign-up: the event RSVP, the job application, the order form, the survey. But a docs.google.com/forms/d/e/ address is one of the ugliest URLs on the internet, far too long for an Instagram bio or a WhatsApp broadcast. A short link fits those spots and reads like it belongs to you, not to a stray Google document.
Close the gap between seeing and submitting
A long form URL is not something people will type out by hand, so responses quietly leak away at the very first step. Say a short link aloud at the end of a session, or drop a QR on a table tent, and someone can open the form while the moment is fresh. Your click count shows how many opened it, next to how many actually submitted inside Forms.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why shorten a Google Form link?+
Form URLs are long and awkward to read out or print. A short link is easy to share and comes with a QR code for posters and slides.
Does it come with a QR code?+
Yes. Every short link has a QR code, perfect for printing your form on anything.
Will responses still work?+
Yes. The short link redirects to your exact form URL, so responses are collected as normal.
Can I track how many opened the form?+
Yes. Every short link has real-time click analytics.
Is it free?+
Yes. Shortening Google Form links is free. Premium plans add longer analytics history and custom slugs.
Can I use the same short link on both a poster and online?+
Yes. One short link works everywhere: printed as a QR on a flyer, said aloud in a class, and pasted into a bio or WhatsApp group. It points to the same form, so every response lands in the same Google Sheet no matter how the person arrived.
Does the short link change my form's questions or settings?+
No. directinapp only wraps the address that points to your form. Your questions, sections, required fields and response settings stay exactly as you built them in Google Forms. The short link is just a cleaner door to the same form.
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