QlynkWhy does a Viber link open in the browser?
Viber invitations to a group or a community use an invite.viber.com address that, in a mobile browser, often leads to an intermediate page rather than to the app. Qlynk accepts viber.com addresses and its invitation subdomain, and prepares the app to open directly.
How to do it with Qlynk
- Copy the invitation link from Viber.
- Paste it into Qlynk. With Pro, choose the end of the link.
- Share the short link: the Viber app opens when it is installed.
On iPhone, Qlynk sends the original Viber address: iOS opens the app if it’s installed, with no error message. On Android, the link opens the app, or the web page if the app isn’t installed. On a computer, the page opens as usual.
When is it useful?
- Inviting your customers to join a Viber community
- Showing a QR code to join in a shop
- Putting your Viber link in the bio of another network
- Counting how many people click your group invitation
Which Viber links open the app?
| Link type | Example address |
|---|---|
| Invitation | https://invite.viber.com/?g2=AQAbCdEfGhIjKl |
| Viber page | https://www.viber.com/en/ |
Paste any of these addresses into Qlynk: the short link you get will open Viber on phones.
Frequently asked questions
Which Viber addresses are recognized?
Those on viber.com, with or without www. or invite. in front, whatever path follows.
Does the invitation link expire?
That depends on Viber. Qlynk does not change how long the original link lasts.
Can I track clicks?
Yes. Qlynk counts human visits on the short link.