URL Cleaner

Utilities

Remove tracking parameters

The URL Cleaner strips tracking parameters, UTM tags, and other unnecessary query strings from URLs, leaving you with a clean, minimal link that still works but does not carry tracking information.

When you copy links from social media, newsletters, or marketing emails, they often contain parameters like utm_source, utm_medium, fbclid, gclid, and others that track where you came from. These make links unnecessarily long and can reveal browsing context when you share them. This tool removes that clutter.

Paste your messy URL, and the tool identifies and removes common tracking parameters while preserving the parameters that the destination page actually needs to function. The cleaned URL is ready to copy and share.

How to Use

1. Paste the URL you want to clean into the input field.
2. The tool automatically identifies and removes tracking parameters.
3. Review the cleaned URL in the output section.
4. Copy the clean URL to your clipboard with the copy button.
5. Share the clean link without any tracking baggage.

Features

• Removes common tracking parameters: utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content
• Strips social media trackers: fbclid, gclid, twclid, and more
• Preserves essential URL parameters needed for page functionality
• One-click copy of the cleaned URL
• Real-time cleaning as you paste
• Handles complex URLs with multiple query parameters

Frequently Asked Questions

Will cleaning the URL break the link?

No. The tool only removes tracking parameters that are used for analytics. The destination page will load normally without them.

What tracking parameters does it remove?

It removes UTM parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, etc.), Facebook click IDs (fbclid), Google click IDs (gclid), and other common tracking query strings.

Does it remove all query parameters?

No. The tool targets known tracking parameters specifically. Parameters that are part of the page functionality (like search queries or product IDs) are preserved.

Is my URL data sent anywhere?

No. URL processing happens entirely in your browser. Your URLs are never sent to a server.