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Short answer: From Links, open the link’s row menu → Duplicate. Update the slug (and optionally domain, folder, tags, UTMs), then Create. The duplicate starts with fresh analytics, so it’s perfect for A/B tests or per-channel tracking.

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When and why to duplicate

Use duplication to create clean, comparable variants without touching your original link:
  • A/B tests: try different landing pages, creatives, or redirect rules.
  • Per-channel Link: one link per source (e.g., Facebook, X, Email) to keep analytics separate.
  • Regional splits: structure by country/locale with distinct slugs and tags.
  1. Go to Links and find the link to copy.
  2. Open the row actions and click Duplicate.
  3. Enter a new slug. (Required.)
  4. Review and adjust all fields.
  5. Click Create.
What gets copied automatically? Title, folder, tags, UTMs, QR settings, share preview, password, and advanced options. You’ll choose a new slug, and analytics start from zero on the duplicate.

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How duplication affects analytics

  • Fresh dataset per link: The duplicate is a new link object. It does not inherit past clicks, scans, or events from the original.
  • Original link unaffected: Its historical stats remain intact.

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QR Codes after duplication

  • The duplicate has its own link, so download its own QR if you plan to print/distribute it.
  • If you later change a link’s slug or domain, re-download the QR code because the previous link will no longer be valid.
    Learn more: What happens to a QR code after changing a link?

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FAQ

No. The duplicate starts with zero clicks, scans, and events, by design, for clean tests.
Yes. Updating the destination does not reset analytics for that link. Create a new duplicate only when you need isolated reporting or a major campaign pivot.
Recommended. Use channel-specific UTMs to keep attribution clean.
Download a fresh QR for the duplicate’s URL. If you later change slug/domain, re-download again to avoid outdated prints.