Control the lifecycle
Set expiration, usage limits, or one-time behavior so links follow the actual lifetime of the resource.
SURLS / Temporary URL
Turn short-lived access into a deliberate link policy instead of relying on manual cleanup.
Temporary access without manual cleanup
Why this matters
Temporary URLs are useful for demos, private resources, time-bound downloads, event material, and operational handoffs. Configure a lifetime and let the link enforce it.
SURLS puts link creation, lifecycle, access control, domains, and delivery behavior behind one manageable endpoint.
Protect access
Use password or PIN protection and other available access rules when a destination should not be openly exposed.
Keep the URL stable
Manage the destination behind the public link so published URLs can continue working as your content changes.
Core capabilities
Built around the way this link is actually used.
Choose the controls that match the resource, recipient, and lifetime of the URL.
Short-lived access
Designed as part of a managed link workflow so the public URL remains useful while its behavior stays configurable.
Defined availability window
Designed as part of a managed link workflow so the public URL remains useful while its behavior stays configurable.
Managed destination
Designed as part of a managed link workflow so the public URL remains useful while its behavior stays configurable.
How it works
From destination to controlled link.
A simple workflow that scales from one manual link to application-generated infrastructure.
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Choose a destinationStart with the URL, download endpoint, campaign destination, or application resource you want to expose.
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Apply the policyConfigure the access and lifecycle rules that match the use case: protection, expiration, usage, or domain.
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Publish the linkShare the resulting short URL anywhere a normal link can be used: browser, email, QR code, product UI, or API workflow.
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Manage it laterReview activity and update the link without needing to replace every place where the public URL was published.
Built for
Real workflows, not just redirects.
SURLS is designed for teams that need a dependable link layer between an audience and a destination.
DevelopersBuilt around real developers workflows.
OperationsBuilt around real operations workflows.
EventsBuilt around real events workflows.
File SharingBuilt around real file sharing workflows.
Frequently asked
Clear answers before you ship.
What is the difference between a temporary URL and an expiring link?
They describe the same core lifecycle concept from different perspectives: a temporary URL is intended to exist for a limited period, while an expiring link emphasizes the expiration rule.
Can I combine multiple controls?
Yes. SURLS is designed so lifecycle and access controls can be combined where the workflow requires more than one condition.
Can I use this from an application?
Yes. SURLS provides API-oriented link infrastructure so applications can create and manage links programmatically.
Can I use my own domain?
Custom-domain support lets you connect a domain, verify DNS, and create links using that domain.
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Continue building around the link.
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