Bulk creation is designed for product catalogs, creator campaigns, agencies, and anyone who already manages Amazon URLs in a spreadsheet. Instead of creating each link individually, upload one CSV and Deeplinkify appends the generated links to every row.

1. Download the template or prepare your own CSV

Log in, open Bulk links, and select Download template. You can also use an existing CSV if it contains a supported URL column:

url
amazon_url or amazon_link
destination or destination_url
link or product_url

A one-column file without a header also works. Deeplinkify accepts comma-, semicolon-, and tab-delimited files, up to 2 MB and 500 links per upload.

2. Add the Amazon URLs

Each row can contain a full Amazon URL, an Amazon short URL such as an amzn.to link, or a public Deeplinkify URL that resolves to Amazon. Product pages are not required: valid search, category, Store, and other Amazon pages are supported.

Keep any other columns you need—SKU, campaign, creator, notes, or internal IDs. Deeplinkify preserves every input column in the downloaded file.

3. Upload and generate

Select the file and choose Generate and download CSV. The file is processed during that request and is not stored as a separate upload. Valid rows create tracked links immediately. One invalid row does not block the others.

4. Read the result columns

The downloaded CSV adds:

deeplinkify_deeplink: the standard Deeplinkify URL.
deeplink_status: whether that row succeeded.
deeplink_error: a readable explanation when a row failed.

If a verified custom domain is active, the export also includes custom_domain_deeplink. You receive both URLs: the branded version for sharing and the Deeplinkify version as a permanent fallback.

Why titles and images are not imported in bulk

Bulk creation skips Amazon metadata import to keep a 500-row job fast and reliable. Redirects and analytics work immediately. Each link initially uses a safe fallback title, and you can open it later to edit its internal title, destination, or social preview.

Handling failures

Filter the downloaded file by deeplink_status. Correct the URLs described in deeplink_error, then upload only those failed rows again. Common causes include a non-Amazon host, a malformed URL, an empty cell, or a short link that no longer resolves.

CSV safety tips

Keep the source file until you have checked the downloaded result.
Use a header row when the spreadsheet has more than one column.
Do not rename the generated columns if another system depends on them.
Open a sample of the finished links before distributing the full campaign.
Use separate source columns for campaign or creator names so you can map results later.

What happens after creation

Bulk-created links appear in your Amazon links library and use the same app-first redirect and analytics as individually created links. You can pause, archive, retitle, or edit them one by one. Read how to interpret the analytics, or set up a custom redirect domain before your next export.