About f.bi

Short links for wanted notices and press releases

f.bi makes short addresses for public pages on fbi.gov. Use it to share a wanted notice or a scam alert in a post or on a printed flyer. The link opens the original page on fbi.gov.

Paste the URL, select Shorten, and copy the f.bi link. It's free and needs no account.

Supported domains

To limit abuse, f.bi only shortens URLs on these domains and their subdomains:

fbi.gov

Other domains aren't accepted.

Link history

Links you create appear under History on the home page. This list is saved only in your browser. Removing an entry from your history does not disable the short link.

f.bi with S.EE Premium

Links created on this page can't be edited or deleted later. You can still make them here for free.

To create f.bi links in your own S.EE account, edit or delete them, and view click stats, you need S.EE Premium.

Operated by S.EE

f.bi is run by S.EE, which creates the short links and handles redirects.

Not a government website

f.bi is an independent service. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S. Department of Justice, or any other U.S. government agency. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.