Common campaign attribution parameters used in marketing links.
Strip tracking from shared links
Paste the URL. Copy the clean version.
Remove common marketing and click-tracking parameters from URLs while keeping the page address and useful query parameters intact.
Clean URL Copier
Original
https://example.com/product/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=sale&id=47&fbclid=abc123
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Cleaned
https://example.com/product/?id=47
utm_source
utm_campaign
fbclid
Clean URL Copier
Remove the tracking clutter.
Paste a complete URL. Common tracking parameters are removed automatically, and you can choose how aggressively the query string should be cleaned.
Original URL
Paste the URL you want to clean.
Use a complete URL beginning with https:// or http://.
Optional. Separate parameter names with commas.
Clean URL
Review the cleaned link before copying or opening it.
Original Parameters
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Remaining
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Cleaned URL
Removed Parameters
Nothing removed yet.
Common cleanup targets
Tracking parameters this tool recognizes.
The cleaner targets common marketing, advertising and click-tracking parameters while leaving ordinary query parameters alone by default.
Click identifiers often associated with Google advertising.
Click identifier commonly appended to links associated with Meta platforms.
Microsoft advertising click identifier that may be appended to destination URLs.
Click identifier that can appear in links associated with TikTok advertising.
Parameters that may appear in email-marketing campaign links.
What it does
Clean links without breaking useful parameters.
By default, ordinary parameters such as product IDs, search terms or page settings remain in place unless you choose to remove everything.
UTM Removal
Strip common utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign and related campaign parameters.
Click ID Cleanup
Remove common click identifiers such as gclid, fbclid and msclkid.
Preserve Useful Values
Keep normal query parameters when they may be required by the destination page.
Remove Everything
Choose to remove the entire query string when you know none of the parameters are needed.
Custom Parameter List
Add your own comma-separated parameter names to the removal list.
One-Click Copy
Copy the cleaned URL directly to the clipboard once you're satisfied with the result.
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Common questions
About cleaning URLs.
Query parameters can be used for both legitimate page functionality and tracking, so the cleaner takes a conservative approach by default.
By default it removes a list of common campaign, advertising and
click-tracking parameter names such as UTM parameters, gclid,
fbclid and msclkid.
Not unless you select the option to remove all query parameters.
The normal mode preserves parameters that are not on the tracking
or custom removal lists.
It can if the destination requires a parameter for functionality,
authentication, product selection, filtering or another purpose.
Always review the cleaned URL before sharing it.
Yes. Enter additional parameter names separated by commas and they
will be removed along with the built-in tracking list.
No. URL parsing and cleanup happen directly in the browser.