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URL Parameter Cleaner
Remove tracking parameters from links to keep shared URLs clean and private.
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What this cleans
utm_*gclidfbclidrefigshidmsclkid
The cleaner strips common ad and social tracking parameters so your links look natural and private.
Rules
Summary
URLs found: 0
URLs cleaned: 0
Parameters removed: 0
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URL Parameter Cleaner: Guide
- Intent
- URL parameter cleaner to remove UTM and tracking parameters from URLs before sharing. Great for clean links, privacy-friendly sharing, and nicer-looking URLs.
- What it does
- Finds URLs inside pasted text and removes common tracking params (utm_*, gclid, fbclid, ref, etc.), with options for fragments and empty params.
- Key features
- Batch-clean URLs in text, Options for fragments/empty params, Summary stats
- Privacy
- Everything runs locally in your browser. No text is uploaded.
- Best for
- Cleaning links for newsletters, social posts, and docs (remove UTM parameters)
- Privacy-minded sharing when you do not want to pass tracking IDs
- Marketers auditing parameters first, then producing a clean share URL
- Why this tool
- Batch-clean URLs inside a block of text (not just one URL)
- Options for fragments and empty params so you control output
- Local-only: URLs/text are not uploaded
How to use
- 1Paste one or more URLs (or a block of text that contains URLs).
- 2Adjust options: remove tracking params, drop empty params, keep #fragments.
- 3Copy the cleaned output and share it.
Common mistakes
- Some parameters that look like tracking (e.g., ref) can be meaningful for certain sites.
- URLs without https:// may not be detected as URLs.
- If you need campaign attribution, do not remove utm_* parameters.
Examples
Clean a typical tracking URL
Before:
https://example.com/post?id=42&utm_source=newsletter&gclid=AAA#comments
After:
https://example.com/post?id=42#comments
Clean URLs embedded in text
Input can be:
"Check this: https://... and also https://..."
The tool cleans both links in-place.