2 Services to Create short URL’s with custom link name and Password Protection feature

by Mayur on April 30, 2009

in Internet

If you want to keep your URL’s OR web links private while sharing them on the web, there here are 2 great services which can do this task easily. They will shorten your long links to smaller URL’s while making them password-protected.

1) Tini.us - This is simply an awesome service as it provides various cool features to choose from. It can shorten long URL’s and password-protect them too.

tini.us -  Shorten and password-protect long URL's

Exiting Features of Tini.us:

  • This service includes 4 types of features. You’ll need to choose the Secure tini type to make your tini url’s password-protected.

4 types

  • Choose an optional link name to make short links even more easier to remember.
  • Select between 3 short domain names.

3 optional domains

  • The cool User Interface of tini.us beats any other URL Shortening service available.

Password-protected Short URL generated using tini.us – http://tini.us/url  [Password – 12345]

2) 2pl.us This service also performs the same task as the above one does.

2pl.us

When someone opens a password-protect URL or link he will see the message as:

enter password box

Password protected shortened URL using 2pl.us: http://2pl.us/url  [Password – 12345]

In it you can add an ! at the end of the URL to enable preview before redirecting like:
http://2pl.us/url!

Both these services also lets you create short links without using password-protection feature.

>> Hope you liked these 2 cool services which do a great job for Free.

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{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

Caspian May 4, 2009 at 8:45 pm

Totally digging it. Keep the URLs short and crisp and don’t give away too much info to the unecessarily curious types. Will surely be giving this a shot.

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priya May 12, 2009 at 8:50 pm

thanks for this tool everyone needs to keep their info private will try it out.

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Bobby May 15, 2009 at 9:22 am

This is indeed a wonerful tool.

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Phaoloo July 7, 2009 at 5:58 pm

They are really useful if you want to share secret stuff via Twitter :D . But why send via Twitter, not mail???

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