DESTINATION HISTORY
Your short link can outlive a website update, a campaign change or an accidental edit. Review saved destinations and restore the one you need, while keeping the address people already have.
Open a saved short link, choose History and review a previous default destination. Restore it while keeping the same short address and its managed QR. Printed posters, packaging and shared messages can keep using that address.
Restore changes only the default destination. Current password protection, editing permissions, device and geographic rules, availability dates, request counts and short-code access remain in force. Your team reviews the current and proposed destinations before confirming.
History identifies workspace edits and developer API changes. If another editor changes the destination while you are reviewing a version, refresh history before restoring. A restore itself becomes a new history entry.
Review up to 20 saved destinations from the past 90 days. Existing links start with a baseline when history is enabled; earlier edits cannot be reconstructed. Encrypted destination contents and decryption keys are never copied into history. History does not add a network lookup or history query to public redirects.
Yes. Destination history and restore are included for ordinary short links, including free codes with four or more characters. No separate history subscription is required.
No. It changes only the default destination and keeps current security settings and recorded activity. Device, geographic and expiry rules can still select another destination.
Current editors who are allowed to edit the specific link, plus workspace owners and admins. Viewers and editors excluded by a restricted link cannot access its history.
No. Encrypted content and its key are not recorded. Keep the original complete browser-only link when you create it.