Nothing is loaded from WhatsApp, Facebook, X, LinkedIn or Pinterest — no SDK, no pixel, no cookie
Seven buttons — WhatsApp, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, email and copy-link — in the order you choose
Shares your canonical URL, with campaign tags like utm_source and gclid stripped off
Built for keyboards and screen readers: real links, visible focus, 44px targets, twelve languages
Most share buttons are not buttons. They are Facebook's and X's JavaScript dropped into your page, so both companies get a page view, a cookie and an IP address for every visitor who sees it, not just those who share.
This app does the same job with seven links: WhatsApp, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, email and copy-link. Each points at the platform's own share page, with your page's address in it. Nothing is fetched from any of them, the icons are drawn in, and it is about 8 KB.
It shares your canonical URL where the page has one, so a product page reached three ways does not split its shares. Where there is none, the current address is used with utm_source, gclid and fbclid taken off.
For blogs, shops, portfolios, recipes and property listings — anywhere a visitor might pass a page on.
What it will not do: a pin needs an image, so on a page without one the Pinterest button hides itself and tells you where, in the editor only. It does not make your site GDPR compliant — that is a conclusion about your whole site, its forms and its analytics, not ours to reach for you.
Twelve languages, in the buttons and the settings panel. Free: no limits, no account, no upgrade prompt.