Strip tracking parameters from URLs in bulk. Clean utm, fbclid, gclid and 40+ trackers from link lists. Free, private, instant.
Links picked up in the wild arrive filthy: ?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&fbclid=IwAR3... — tracking parameters that bloat the URL, break in some apps, and look untrustworthy when shared. Paste a whole list and this tool strips the trackers in one click, leaving the clean canonical link behind.
Anything after the ? in a URL is a parameter — a note attached to the address. Some are load-bearing (?color=red picks the red variant); others are pure surveillance (fbclid tells Facebook exactly who clicked). The cleaner knows 40+ common trackers across Google, Meta, Microsoft, Mailchimp and analytics suites, and removes only those — your color=red survives.
Cleaning a list for publication, a sitemap, or a redirect map? Switch to "All query parameters" and every ? goes. Just be careful with product and search URLs where parameters change the page — when in doubt, the recommended tracking-only mode is the safe choice, and the removal log shows exactly what left each URL.
Funny how this works: our UTM builder adds tracking parameters on purpose, and this tool takes them off. Use the builder when you run the campaign and want attribution; use the cleaner when you're handling links someone else tagged — research lists, affiliate audits, migrated content, or URLs about to go public.
Not with tracking-only mode: it removes parameters that analytics and ad platforms add (utm_*, fbclid, gclid and 40+ more) while keeping functional ones like product options and search queries. The removal log shows what was stripped from each URL so you can verify.
A shortener hides a long URL behind a new address; the tracking parameters are still there when it expands. This cleaner actually removes them, giving you the short, canonical link itself — no third-party redirect involved.
No. Everything runs in your browser — your links are never sent to a server, stored, or logged.
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