URL Cleaner
Strip UTM codes and tracking parameters from any URL, leaving a clean link — free and processed entirely in your browser.
About the URL Cleaner
Links shared on social media, in emails, and from ads are often loaded with tracking parameters — UTM codes, click IDs like gclid and fbclid, and other query-string tracking that identifies where you came from and what you clicked. These parameters make links longer, expose where you found something, and carry your browsing history along when you share the link with someone else.
This tool recognizes and strips common tracking parameters — UTM codes, gclid, fbclid, msclkid, and others — leaving just the clean, canonical URL behind. Everything happens locally in your browser using native URL parsing; your link is never sent to a server.
How to Clean a URL
Step 1
Paste your URL
Paste any link, with or without tracking parameters attached.
Step 2
Review what's removed
See exactly which tracking parameters were found and stripped.
Step 3
Copy your clean link
Copy the cleaned URL, ready to share.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tracking parameters does this remove?
Common ones including UTM codes (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and related), Google's gclid, Facebook's fbclid, Microsoft's msclkid, and several other widely-used click and campaign IDs.
Will this break the link?
No — tracking parameters are separate from the actual destination; removing them still takes you to the exact same page, just without the extra tracking data attached.
Why would I want to remove tracking parameters before sharing a link?
Keeps the link shorter and cleaner, and stops passing along information about where you found it — useful for privacy, or just tidier links in a document or message.
Is my URL sent anywhere?
No. Cleaning happens entirely in your browser using native URL parsing.