Tracking pixels
Connect supported analytics and advertising pixels to ti-ny.link. Check plan availability, assign the integration and verify provider events.
What does a tracking pixel do?
A tracking-pixel integration can send supported activity to an analytics or advertising provider. Use it alongside ti-ny.link Analytics when you need measurement or audience tools from that provider.
For an overview of the providers, campaign examples and plan allowances, explore tracking pixels for short links and bio pages.
An integration does not automatically measure a purchase, booking or completed download on another website. Those outcomes need the appropriate event setup on the destination and verification in the provider’s tools.
Supported providers
ti-ny.link lists these integrations. Check the provider options and pixel allowance in your account before setting up a campaign.
| Provider | Integration type |
|---|---|
| Facebook / Meta | Advertising pixel |
| Google Analytics | Web analytics |
| Google Tag Manager | Tag container |
| Insight Tag | |
| Advertising tag | |
| X | Website tag |
| Quora | Advertising pixel |
| TikTok | Advertising pixel |
| Snapchat | Advertising pixel |
Connect and check an integration
- Create or locate the relevant identifier in your analytics or advertising account.
- Create a pixel in ti-ny.link, select the available provider and enter the identifier requested by the form.
- Save it and assign it using the pixel controls available for the link or bio page you want to measure.
- Open the public URL in a browser and use the provider’s event-testing tools to check what is received.
- If the campaign has an outcome on another site, test that destination event separately.
Use the current setup guidance from your provider for identifier formats and event configuration. Provider requirements can change.
Measure the correct part of the journey
The link’s HTTP Status panel states that the selected status code is only sent when pixels and cloaking are not used. If your workflow depends on a specific 301 or 302 response, test the redirect with the pixel enabled before sharing it.
A printed QR code cannot run a pixel itself. The visitor must open its linked experience, where an assigned integration may run. Browser settings, consent choices and blocking tools can affect which events reach the provider.
Use separate links and clear UTM parameters to distinguish campaign placements. Compare the same date range and event definition when reviewing different analytics tools.
Review availability and visitor choices
Pixel allowances and assignment options depend on your plan. Review the current plan details and the controls in your account.
Describe the tools you use in your own privacy information and configure the visitor choices required for your deployment. Verify the setup with those choices applied; do not assume an event is always sent.