Open Amazon links in the app
Paste a Amazon URL and get a link that opens the Amazon app instead of the browser — with a web fallback for everyone else.
Free forever. No login. Works with amazon.com links.
Which Amazon links work
toThe.App recognises links on amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, amazon.in, and other amazon.* domains. These URL shapes are handled:
- https://www.amazon.com/dp/ASIN
- https://www.amazon.com/PRODUCT-NAME/dp/ASIN
- https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/ASIN
On iPhone
Product URLs open to the product page inside the Amazon app.
On Android
Handled the same way as on iPhone: the Amazon app opens directly when it is installed.
Known limitations
No link can force a phone to open an app. These are the cases where a Amazon link falls back to the web:
- Affiliate tags survive in the query string, but Amazon may rewrite them inside the app.
- amzn.to short links are not recognised as Amazon URLs — expand them first.
- A product available on one regional storefront may not exist on the one the app is signed in to.
Questions
How do I make a Amazon link open in the app?
Paste the Amazon URL into the generator above and select Make short link. Share the result. On a phone with Amazon installed, the link offers to open the app; otherwise it continues to the Amazon website.
Which Amazon URLs are supported?
Links on amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, amazon.in, and other amazon.* domains are recognised. Typical shapes: https://www.amazon.com/dp/ASIN · https://www.amazon.com/PRODUCT-NAME/dp/ASIN · https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/ASIN.
What happens on iPhone?
Product URLs open to the product page inside the Amazon app.
What happens on Android?
Handled the same way as on iPhone: the Amazon app opens directly when it is installed.
Why did the Amazon app not open?
The device makes the final call. Common reasons: the app is not installed, the specific URL type is not covered (Affiliate tags survive in the query string, but Amazon may rewrite them inside the app.), or the link was tapped inside another app's in-app browser, which will not hand off to a native app. The web fallback always works.
