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Importing Links from CSV
Step: Prepare Your CSV File
- Create a CSV file with your link data
- Supported columns:
- slug (optional): Custom short code
- destination_url (required): Full URL to redirect to
- title (optional): Link title
- description (optional): Link description
- redirect_code (optional): 301, 302, 307, or 308
- category (optional): Category name
- tags (optional): Comma-separated tag names
- Save the file as
.csv,.tsv, or.txt
Step: Open Import Modal
- On the Dashboard page, click the "Import CSV" button
- The Import Links from CSV modal will open
Step: Select File
- Click the "Choose File" button or drag and drop your CSV file
- The file will be loaded
Step: Configure Import Settings
- Field Delimiter: Select the character that separates fields:
- Auto-detect (recommended)
- Comma (,)
- Tab
- Semicolon (;)
- Pipe (|)
- Custom (enter your delimiter)
- Domain: Select the domain for all imported links
- Important: Only one domain per CSV file
Step: Map Columns
- After file selection, a column mapping section will appear
- For each CSV column, select the corresponding field from the dropdown
- Leave unmapped if a column is not needed
- Review the preview table showing the first 5 rows
Step: Import Links
- Review the preview to ensure data looks correct
- Click the "Import Links" button
- An import progress modal will appear
Step: Monitor Progress
- Watch the progress bar and percentage
- The progress text will show current status
- Wait for the import to complete
Step: Review Results
- After completion, you'll see a summary:
- Number of links successfully imported
- Number of links that failed
- If there are errors, click "View Error Details" to see specific issues
- Click "Download Error Report" to get a CSV of failed rows
- Click "OK" to close the modal
Tips for Successful Imports
- Ensure destination URLs are valid and complete (include
http://orhttps://) - Category and tag names must match existing ones (or they'll be created)
- Slug must be unique
- Check the preview before importing
Exporting Links to CSV
Step: Apply Filters (Optional)
- Use search, tag filter, or category filter to narrow down links
- Only filtered links will be exported
Step: Export
- Click the "Export CSV" button in the Link Management section header
- A CSV file will be downloaded with all visible links
- The file includes: slug, destination URL, title, description, clicks, status, category, tags, created date