Free Blogger Affiliate Link Cloaker & Redirect Generator

Blogger Affiliate Link Cloaker

Generate SEO-safe, plugin-free redirect pages for your affiliate links.

The long, ugly link you want to hide (e.g. Amazon, ClickBank, ShareASale).
Appears in the browser tab briefly during the redirect.

HTML Redirect Script

<!-- Your generated code will appear here... -->

How to Cloak Affiliate Links on Blogger (Without Plugins)

WordPress users rely on plugins like Pretty Links to make their affiliate URLs look professional. Blogger does not support PHP plugins, meaning you are usually forced to use ugly, untrustworthy affiliate links or rely on third-party link shorteners (like bit.ly) which can be blocked by ad blockers.

This Free Blogger Affiliate Link Cloaker solves that problem. It generates a perfectly optimized, "No-Index" HTML script that safely redirects users to your affiliate offer.

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Paste your raw affiliate link into the "Target Affiliate URL" box above.
  2. Click Generate Cloaked Code and copy the resulting HTML.
  3. Log in to your Blogger Dashboard and go to Pages (not Posts).
  4. Click New Page. Name the page something clean, like "Recommends Bluehost" or "Go Amazon".
  5. Switch the editor from "Compose View" to "HTML View".
  6. Delete any existing code and paste the HTML you copied from this tool.
  7. Click Publish.

Result: You now have a clean link (e.g., yoursite.com/p/go-amazon.html) that instantly redirects to your affiliate link, protecting your commissions and looking professional to your readers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this redirect safe for SEO?
Yes. The generated code automatically includes a <meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow"> tag. This tells Google NOT to index your redirect page, preventing duplicate content issues and preserving your website's crawl budget.
Will ad blockers block this link?
Because the link uses your own domain name (instead of a known tracking domain like bit.ly or tinyurl), it is far less likely to be blocked by browser extensions, ensuring you get credit for the click.
How does the redirect actually work?
The script uses a two-step fail-safe. It primarily uses a JavaScript window.location.replace command to redirect the user instantly without keeping the redirect page in their browser history. If they have JavaScript disabled, a fallback meta refresh tag redirects them automatically.
Tool created by Bishhnu Banerji