Use your existing tools
Connect the analytics or advertising provider you already work with. Keep the campaign’s reporting and audience setup in that provider’s account.
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Tracking pixels.
Your tools. Connected.
Bring your short links and bio pages into your marketing workflow. Connect supported tracking pixels, analytics tags and tag containers to send activity to the tools you already use.
Your campaign. Your choice of provider.
- Google Analytics
- Google Tag Manager
- X
- Quora
- TikTok
- Snapchat
9 pixel integrationsExplore them all
Make visits more useful
Where the provider and your configuration support it, use received activity for campaign measurement and retargeting audiences.
Keep native analytics close
Review visits and available referrers in ti-ny.link. External integrations complement that reporting; native analytics does not require a third-party pixel.
9 pixel integrations
Connect the tools you already use.
Choose a supported analytics or advertising provider, add its identifier and assign the integration to the links or bio pages you want to measure.
Connect a Meta advertising pixel for supported activity and audience tools in your advertising account.
Google Analytics
Send supported activity to your Google Analytics property alongside your native ti-ny.link reporting.
Google Tag Manager
Connect your tag container and manage the tags you configure through Google Tag Manager.
Use the LinkedIn Insight Tag with your advertising measurement and audience setup.
Connect your Pinterest advertising tag for supported visitor activity.
X
Add an X website tag for your advertising measurement setup.
Quora
Connect a Quora pixel with the reporting and audience tools in your advertising account.
TikTok
Use a TikTok advertising pixel to send supported activity to your advertising account.
Snapchat
Connect a Snapchat advertising pixel for supported visitor activity.
Provider accounts and event configuration are separate. Available data depends on the integration, browser restrictions and visitor consent. A pixel does not automatically measure a purchase or booking on another website.
Illustrative campaign · a new collection
From first interest to the next action.
An independent brand launches a collection through its bio page, newsletter and printed cards. Separate short links identify placements, while an assigned pixel connects supported activity with its marketing provider.
A link visit, a provider event and a completed purchase are different measurements. Give each a clear definition before judging campaign results.
Share
One link for each placement
Create distinct links for the newsletter, social profile and printed QR code. Use consistent UTM campaign values where helpful.
Connect
Assign the campaign’s pixel
Choose the configured pixel in the relevant link or bio-page settings, save it and check the received events in the provider’s tools.
Learn
Review visits and outcomes
Compare ti-ny.link activity with the provider’s reporting over the same dates. Measure completed purchases on the store itself.
Illustrative campaign examples. Results depend on your setup and visitors’ devices.
Make it happen
Your next steps,
made simple.
Choose your provider, connect the right identifier and check a real visitor journey before launching your campaign.
Choose your provider
Use an analytics property, advertising pixel or tag container that you control. Locate the identifier requested by that provider’s setup instructions.
Explore the supported providersCreate your pixel in ti-ny.link
Open Pixels in your account. Create a pixel, give it a recognisable name, select the provider type and enter the identifier requested by the form.
Review the detailed setup guideAssign it to a link or bio page
Open the item’s settings, expand Pixels and select the saved integration using the available controls. Save the change and open the public address.
Explore dynamic linksTest events and visitor choices
Use the provider’s event-testing tools to check what arrives. Repeat with your visitor-consent configuration and the browsers your audience uses. Check destination-site conversion events separately.
Understand native link analytics
Choose what fits
Start with one. Connect more as you grow.
Free includes 1 active pixel. Paid plans provide the allowances below. These are saved pixel allowances, not a promise about event volume, visitor numbers or charges from the receiving provider.
- active pixels on Core
- 5
- active pixels on Plus
- 10
- active pixels on Pro
- 20
Keep the right account connected
For agency work, use the appropriate client’s property or pixel. Agree who owns the receiving account and has access to the resulting data before assigning it.
Set up visitor choices
Explain which external tools you use and apply the consent settings your deployment needs. Browser restrictions and blocking tools can also prevent external events from arriving.
Find your fit
Links, pages and your marketing tools. Together.
Use ti-ny.link to manage your shared destinations, keep campaign activity in view and connect supported external providers when your workflow needs them.
Good questions
Before you build.
Do I need a tracking pixel to use ti-ny.link analytics?
No. Link, QR and bio-page analytics are native to ti-ny.link. Add an external integration when you want the reporting or audience tools offered by that provider.
Can I use pixels with both short links and bio pages?
Supported pixels can be assigned through the Pixels controls on links and bio pages. Check your account’s allowance, save the assignment and test the public URL in the receiving provider’s tools.
Will a pixel automatically track sales or bookings?
No. A purchase, booking or other action completed on another website needs appropriate event setup on that destination. Assigning a pixel to a ti-ny.link URL does not automatically track everything a visitor does afterwards.
Can a QR code trigger a pixel?
A QR image cannot run a pixel. It can send a visitor to a link or page where an assigned integration may run. Test the complete scan-to-destination journey, including consent and browser behaviour.
Does using pixels affect my chosen redirect status?
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 relies on a specific 301 or 302 response, check the redirect with the pixel enabled before sharing the link.
Can I build retargeting audiences?
Supported advertising providers may use received activity for audiences when your account, configuration and visitor permissions allow it. Configure and verify audience collection in the provider; ti-ny.link does not guarantee eligibility or audience size.
Why might the numbers differ between tools?
Tools may count different events, use different date settings, filter traffic differently or miss events because of consent and browser restrictions. Compare equivalent events over the same date range before drawing conclusions.
Sources & further reading
Reviewed 6 October 2026. Features and plan limits can change; check the linked product guides and current account details.
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