Free Shopify tool
Create a link that applies your discount code automatically and sends shoppers to any page of your store.
Homepage, collection, product or any page of your store.
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Your discount link
Every Shopify store has a built-in route: /discount/YOURCODE. When a shopper opens it, Shopify saves the code in their browser and applies it automatically at checkout. No typing, no forgotten codes, fewer abandoned carts.
By default that route lands on the homepage. Adding the redirect parameter sends the shopper straight to the page you choose:
yourstore.com/discount/SUMMER20?redirect=/collections/best-sellers
This generator builds that link from any URL of your store. It also keeps your UTM tags inside the redirect, so Google Analytics still sees them after Shopify forwards the visit.
Shopify includes a “Get a shareable link” option inside each discount. It's handy, but it always lands on the homepage and doesn't add campaign tracking.
| Shopify | This generator | |
|---|---|---|
| Applies the code automatically | ✓ | ✓ |
| QR code | Homepage only | Any page |
| Land on a collection, product or page | — | ✓ |
| UTM tracking for Google Analytics | — | ✓ |
| Works without Shopify Admin access | — | ✓ |
utm_content.Go to Shopify Admin → Discounts → Create discount. Choose the type (amount off products, amount off order, Buy X Get Y or free shipping), select “Discount code” as the method, set the code, value, eligibility and dates, and save. Once it's active, paste the code in the generator.
Yes. The link stores the code in the shopper's browser and Shopify applies it at checkout, where the shopper can see it before paying.
Yes. Paste the product, collection or page URL as the landing page and the link will redirect there with the discount active.
Usually the code is inactive or expired, the cart doesn't meet the minimum purchase, the products aren't eligible, or the discount is limited to one use per customer. Browsers that block cookies can also prevent it.
The usual four are utm_source (google, instagram), utm_medium (paid, email, social), utm_campaign (campaign name) and utm_content (which ad, link or influencer). Keep them lowercase and consistent so your reports stay clean.
Both. Use the domain your shoppers visit; the generator takes it from the URL you paste.
Yes. Download the QR as a PNG and use it on packaging, flyers or event signage. It points to the full link, landing page and UTMs included.
Yes, free and with no sign-up. Links are built in your browser and nothing is stored.
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