DAS Short
DEVELOPER PLATFORM

Build with the DAS Short API.

Connect your website, application or automation to DAS Short with a secure, developer-focused API for creating short links programmatically.

✓ Secure Bearer authentication✓ JSON responses✓ Server-side integration
API RequestPOST
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "url": "https://example.com/page"
}
200 OKShort link created{ "short_url": "go.dastrend.com/Ab12X" }
WHY DAS SHORT API

A clean API experience for real integrations.

Use your existing DAS Short account and keep API credentials, usage and link ownership together in one professional dashboard.

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SIMPLE

One focused endpoint

Create short links with a straightforward request. Keep your integration small, predictable and easy to maintain.

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SECURE

Bearer API keys

Authenticate requests with a dedicated API key. Keep credentials on your server and never expose them in browser code.

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DEVELOPER READY

JSON-friendly responses

Build integrations with PHP, Python, JavaScript server runtimes, cURL and other backend tools that can send HTTP requests.

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CONNECTED

Links stay in your account

API-created links are associated with the authenticated account, keeping link management and reporting in one place.

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OBSERVABLE

Usage visibility

Authenticated API requests can be recorded so you can monitor usage from the API area of your user dashboard.

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CONTROLLED

Account-level access

API access follows account restrictions and platform controls. Revoked credentials stop authenticating immediately.

QUICK START

From API key to short link in three steps.

01
Create or sign in

Use your DAS Short account to access the developer tools.

02
Create an API key

Open the API Dashboard and generate your account credential.

03
Send your request

Authenticate with Bearer and submit a valid destination URL.

POSTCreate Short Link
ENDPOINT/index.php?route=api-short
AUTHBearer YOUR_API_KEY
BODY
{
  "url": "https://example.com/page"
}
Open Full API Documentation →
SECURITY FIRST

Keep your API key private.

API keys are designed for server-side use. Do not publish them in frontend JavaScript, mobile client code or public repositories. If a key is compromised, revoke it and create a replacement from your API Dashboard.

✓ Server-side credentials✓ Revocation controls✓ Account restrictions✓ Usage monitoring
READY TO BUILD?

Bring DAS Short into your workflow.

Open the developer dashboard to manage your API key, read the full documentation and monitor API usage.