Nope! AMZ Links use a 301 redirect, which doesn't affect your SEO.

How does a shortened link work?

With AMZ, you can take a long link (aka a destination URL) and shorten it to one that's easier to share. With a paid plan, you can use your own custom domain and a custom back-half to get a unique and branded link.

For example:

Long link: https://nypost.com/2024/09/27/sports/giants-wasted-perfect-chance-to-topple-vulnerable-cowboys/
Short link: https://amz.tf/LZKDiGi
Custom link: https://amz.tf/sportgiant

When you create a link with AMZ, clicks on it are redirected to the destination URL you started with. To do this, we issue a 301 redirect, a technique for making a webpage available under many URLs. We don't re-use or modify shortened links, so our redirects are permanent.

A 301 redirect doesn't affect your website's SEO.

Ready to get started making your own shortened links? Check out these resources:

• How do I sign up for a AMZ account?
• How do I shorten a link?
• What is a custom domain?
• What is a custom branded link?