To help curb link rot, LookLeap now caches copies of online HTML and PDF documents. This happens whenever you use our bookmarklet or you enter a URL into the form, below. You can access our cache by clicking the [cached] link on our look page.

When caching PDF, we convert it into a loose HTML edition. This is a nice option for folks who don't have a PDF reader or who prefer not to use one. Publishers benefit from making their online PDFs more accessible to readers and search engines. You can learn more about our PDF cache on our Publisher Page.

Use LookLeap to convert long, unwieldy web links into short, friendly links. Our short links are friendly because they show the long link's host name. That makes them easier to organize and eliminates surprises. Take a look:

Here is a Google Maps link that you might want to email to your friend. As you can see, its length is messy and could cause the link to break if you sent it by email:

So, turn it into a friendly LookLeap link like this one:

Before she even clicks on it, your friend has an idea where it goes. And when she does click, it will work because its compact size fits nicely in an email.

It's easy to create short LookLeap links of your own:

Or, enter a long URL here and click Submit URL:

Then click [email] to send a pre-filled email, or click [tiny url] and copy/paste the given link.

Visit our Publisher Page to learn how our services can help you serve your readers.

Thanks for using LookLeap. Please contact me with questions or suggestions: ssteward@accesspdf.com

Cheers–
Sid Steward