Shorten a wanted notice or alert

Paste a public fbi.gov URL, such as a wanted poster or a scam warning. Share the f.bi link in a post or in print.

Frequently asked questions

What can I shorten with f.bi?
Public pages on fbi.gov, such as a wanted notice or a press release. Paste the URL, select Shorten, and copy the f.bi link. It's free and needs no account.
Which domains are supported?
Supported domains: fbi.gov, including subdomains. Links to other domains aren't accepted.
Is f.bi a government website?
No. f.bi is an independent URL shortener run by S.EE. No government agency runs or endorses it. f.bi can't accept or forward reports. To share a tip or report a crime, submit it at tips.fbi.gov. In an emergency, call 911.
Can I use f.bi in my own S.EE account?
Yes, with S.EE Premium. The f.bi domain is only available on S.EE Premium. In your account you can create f.bi links, edit or delete them, and view click stats. Links made on this page aren't added to any account, and you can still make them here for free.
Do short links expire?
Short links are meant for long-term use, but we can't promise they will work forever. f.bi only redirects and keeps no copy of the page. If the page is moved or deleted, the link will lead to a missing page.
Are there any usage limits?
Creating links here is free, with rate limits in place to prevent abuse. If you hit the limit, wait a moment and try again.
Are short links safe to open?
f.bi only accepts links to supported domains. Still check where a link goes before you enter personal details or open a download.
How can I get help?
f.bi is run by S.EE. For questions or to report a short link, contact S.EE.

This only removes it from this browser. The short link itself will keep working.
To have a link disabled, contact S.EE. To create f.bi links you can manage yourself, use the S.EE Premium plan.