Manage your slugs

Once you’ve created a few slugs, the My slugs view in the dashboard is where you’ll spend most of your time. It lists every slug in your workspace, with its destination, label, status, and click count.

Open the My slugs view

1. Open the FormSlug dashboard.
2. In the left sidebar, click My slugs.

You can search by slug name or label using the search box above the table, and filter by status (active / paused).

Copy a slug link

Click the Copy icon next to any slug to copy its full short URL to your clipboard. The same icon is available inside the edit modal.

Edit a slug

You can change a slug’s destination URL or label without changing the short URL itself — handy when a form moves or gets replaced.

1. In the My slugs table, click the Edit (pencil) icon next to the slug.
2. Update the destination URL. It must be a valid Google Forms URL.
3. (Optional) Update the label.
4. Click Save.

The next click on the slug will redirect to the new destination immediately. Anyone who has the short URL bookmarked or printed doesn’t need to update anything.

Plan availability

Updating the destination URL requires a Pro plan or higher. On Free, only slug labels can be updated.

Pause and resume a slug

Pausing a slug stops it from redirecting — visitors see a “this link is paused” page instead. The slug is still in your workspace and still counts toward your slug limit, so you can resume it later without re-sharing the URL.

1. In the My slugs table, click the Status toggle (or Pause / Resume action) next to the slug.
2. Confirm the change.

Plan availability

Pause and resume require a Pro plan or higher. On Free, slugs are always active.

Delete a slug

Deleting a slug permanently frees up the short URL — someone else (in your workspace or anywhere on the shared domain) can claim that slug name later.

1. In the My slugs table, click the Delete (trash) icon next to the slug.
2. Confirm in the modal.

Deletion is permanent

Deleted slugs and their click history can’t be restored. If you might want to redirect somewhere else later, pause the slug instead.

Export slugs to CSV

Export every slug in the table — with its short URL, label, status, and click count — as a CSV file you can open in Sheets or Excel.

1. In the My slugs view, click Export CSV above the table.
2. The file downloads to your computer.

The export respects your current search and filter, so you can export just paused slugs, or just slugs that match a label.

What’s next

• See Analytics for per-slug click trends over time.
• If you’re hitting the Free plan’s 5-slug limit, see Plans & subscription.