Report phishing and spam links
If a short link points to phishing, spam, scams, malware, or abusive content, submit a report so it can be reviewed.
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Report Link
Tell us about unsafe, abusive, or suspicious links so they can be reviewed.
Link safety guide
Report unsafe short links and suspicious URLs
Short links should be easy to share, but they should also be accountable. TinnyURL includes a reporting tool so suspicious links can be reviewed.
Help keep short links safer
Public reporting helps identify links that may be harmful to visitors, customers, or communities.
Add context to each report
Include the suspicious short URL, select a reason, and add any useful details that explain why the link should be reviewed.
Use with the URL expander
Before reporting, you can use the Unshorten URL tool to preview where a short link points and confirm whether the destination looks suspicious.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of links should I report?+
You should report links that appear to be spam, phishing, malware, scams, abusive content, or unsafe destinations.
Can I report a suspicious TinnyURL short link?+
Yes. Paste the suspicious short URL into the report form, choose a reason, and add any helpful details.
What happens after I report a link?+
The report is submitted for review. Unsafe links may be removed or blocked as moderation features are expanded.
Should I open a suspicious short link first?+
No. If you are unsure, use the Unshorten URL tool to preview the destination instead of opening the link directly.