Does disabling affect my click history?
No. When you disable a link, it stops working but its analytics remain intact. Re-enabling it restores the same URL with its history preserved.
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Pause or deactivate a link instantly
Link Shortener with Disable Toggle
Enable a simple on/off switch for every short link. Pause a campaign, stop a link from working, and re-enable it later — all from your dashboard without changing destinations or URLs.
Sometimes a link needs to stop working faster than you can scramble to update the destination. A flash offer sells out, a page needs maintenance, a compliance concern surfaces — and suddenly an active link pointing somewhere you want people to avoid is a problem. RELURL's link shortener with a disable toggle gives you the fastest fix: a switch that pauses any link instantly. No URL changes, no replacement links, no re-sharing. Click the toggle and the link stops redirecting; click it again and it resumes, preserving all its click history. For marketers running time-sensitive campaigns and teams that need immediate control, this simple on/off control removes the panic from link management.
Why Use Our Link Shortener with Disable Toggle?
One-click disable/enable
Pause campaigns instantly
Re-enable anytime
No URL changes needed
How It Works
1
Create a short link
Shorten any destination as you normally would within your account.
2
Toggle it whenever needed
Use the switch in your dashboard to pause the link at any moment — often, or just once — with one click.
3
Re-enable when ready
Turn the link back on whenever you want. The URL and its click history stay exactly as they were.
Why Use Our Link Shortener with Disable Toggle
Instant response
Pause a link the moment anything changes, stopping visitors from reaching a destination you no longer want them at.
Revert without re-sharing
Because the URL never changes, you can disable and re-enable the same link without sending your audience a new address.
History preserved
Analytics aren't lost when you toggle a link off. The click data stays intact and keeps accumulating once the link is active again.
Works for any link
The toggle applies whether the link is short, branded, campaign-specific, or tied to a custom domain.
What Makes RELURL Different
RELURL gives you fine-grained, immediate control over every link you create. The disable toggle is a hallmark of that approach — a one-click way to pause a link that just works. Most free tools offer no such control, leaving you to delete the link or update the destination when things change. RELURL lets you act in seconds, from the same dashboard where you manage everything else. For anyone who runs promotions, events, or links tied to changing circumstances, having an instant off switch on every URL is a small feature with disproportionately large peace of mind.
How We Compare to Alternatives
Most shorteners give you no way to stop a link quickly. RELURL's toggle pauses and resumes any link in a single click.
Editing the destination to a dead end changes the URL semantics. RELURL's toggle leaves the URL untouched while stopping the redirect.
Deleting a link loses its analytics. RELURL's toggle preserves history, so you can pause and resume without losing data.
Popular Use Cases
Pausing an offer that sold out or ended
Stopping a link during a compliance issue
Holding a link until a launch goes live
Temporarily suspending a misbehaving destination
Tips and Best Practices
Pause, don't delete, during temporary issues
If you think a link might come back, toggle it off rather than deleting it. You keep the URL, the history, and the ability to resume instantly.
Make it part of launch protocol
Hold links disabled until a launch goes live, then enable them on schedule. You keep full control over exactly when a URL becomes active.
Review why links got paused
Periodically check which links are disabled and re-enable or clean up ones that no longer serve a purpose.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can visitors still open a disabled link?
A disabled link stops redirecting, so visitors reach a stopping message instead of the destination until you turn the link back on.
Do I share a new URL after disabling?
No. The URL never changes, so you can disable and re-enable the exact same shareable link without sending people a new one.