Getting started

How to create a free app download link with no account

Get a universal app store link for free, in under a minute, without creating an account.

Most link tools make you sign up — and often pay — before you can create anything. If you just want a working link that sends iPhone users to the App Store and Android users to Google Play, you shouldn't need an account, a credit card, or an SDK. Here's how to create a free universal app download link in seconds.

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The problem

Most link tools require a signup before you can create anything.
Free tiers are often crippled, watermarked beyond use, or time-limited.
You just want a working link, not another account and password to manage.
Enterprise deep-linking tools start at hundreds of dollars per month.

With onestore.link

Create a onestore.link that routes to the right store for free — no account needed to start.
The free link keeps working as long as it gets traffic (inactivity-based expiry, reset by every click).
Upgrade a single link to Pro only if you want analytics, no branding, or a custom domain.
No credit card, no SDK, no rebuild — it's a pure URL redirect.

How to do it

No SDK, no rebuild. Just a URL.

1
Open onestore.link
Search your app by name or paste its App Store and Google Play URLs.
2
Pick a slug
Choose a short slug and your free universal link is live instantly.
3
Claim it later (optional)
Add the link to an account whenever you want to manage, edit, or upgrade it — not required to create one.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free with no account?

Yes. You can create a link that routes to the right store without an account or credit card. An account is only needed later if you want to manage or upgrade the link.

What's the catch with free links?

Free links carry a small "Powered by onestore.link" footer and expire after a period of no clicks. Pro removes branding, adds analytics, custom previews, and a custom domain.

Do free links expire?

A free link expires after 30 days with no clicks — and every click resets that timer, so an actively used link stays alive. Pro links never expire.