For independent authors

Your book.
One link.
A world of readers.

Turn your Amazon book URL into a short link that takes readers to their local store. Ready for your bio, your newsletter, or the back of your book.

Unlimited free links18 Amazon marketplaces
Local Amazon storesShort links for everyoneDirect review linksQR codes included

Made to travel

A small link.
A much wider reach.

Your next reader could be down the street or across the Atlantic. Share the same link everywhere and let their country determine the Amazon destination.

No landing page to click through. No account for your reader. Just a direct route to your book.

How universal links work

From manuscript to shared link

Three steps. Then, out into the world.

Make your first link
  1. 01

    Bring your book.

    Paste its Amazon URL or ASIN. Sign in with a one-time email link. No password to remember.

  2. 02

    Make it yours to share.

    Get a short product link, a review link and a QR code for each. Copy them or download the PNGs.

  3. 03

    Meet readers where they are.

    Add your link to a bio or newsletter. Put the QR on a bookmark. Readers go to their regional Amazon store.

A look inside the workspace

See where your
links take readers.

Saved links, product and review visits, and country breakdowns in one calm workspace.

Paid workspace preview. Subscriptions are coming soon. Free link creation is available now.

Explore the dashboard
Dashboard preview
Your book, in the world

Every link tells a story.

Illustrative sample data. Not your account activity.

Recorded redirects1,222
Product visits1,060
Review form visits162

Redirects over time

30 days · UTC
2026-09-012026-09-30

Countries

United States510
United Kingdom286
Canada212
Germany132

A simple promise

Sharing stays free.
The workspace is extra.

Create as many links as you need. Your published links keep working when your account changes.

Available now

Unlimited free creation

Short product and review links. Visible QR previews and PNG downloads. Copy your links before leaving; free-created links are not added to your dashboard.

Subscriptions coming soon

A workspace for your saved links

Only links created while paid are saved with analytics. After expiry, those links remain visible and working; analytics unlock when paid access resumes.

A few things worth knowing

Good questions.
Clear answers.

What is a universal Amazon book link?

It is one shareable link that sends readers to an Amazon store based on their country. KDPBook Link uses the same ASIN in 18 supported marketplaces, with amazon.com as the fallback. Book availability and prices still depend on Amazon.

Is link creation really free and unlimited?

Yes. Sign in to create as many short product links, review links and QR codes as you need. There is no free-account creation quota. Readers do not need a KDPBook Link account.

Where are my free links saved?

Copy your links or download their QR codes before you leave the generator. Free-created links keep working, but do not appear in your dashboard, even after a future upgrade.

What will paid access include?

Links created during paid access are saved to your dashboard with click analytics. When paid access ends, those links stay visible and keep working, while analytics are locked. Subscriptions are not available to purchase yet.

Can I link directly to the review form?

Yes. Every generated link has a /review version that redirects to the regional Amazon review form. Amazon controls reader sign-in and review eligibility. KDPBook Link does not submit or guarantee reviews.

Will my older links keep working?

Yes. Existing /for/ASIN and /for/ASIN/review links continue to work. New links use a shorter six-character code. You do not need to replace links you have already published.

Does this combine different book editions or track sales?

No. Each link uses one ASIN. It does not look up different editions or substitute regional ASINs. Click analytics measure recorded redirects, including repeat visits and bots, not Amazon purchases or unique readers.

The next chapter starts here

Make your book easier to find.

Create your free link

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