URL Cleaner
Remove recognized campaign and click-tracking parameters while preserving the URL path, fragment and unrelated query values. Cleaning happens locally in your browser—no destination request is required.
Remove common trackers
Detect UTM fields, fbclid, gclid, Google Ads identifiers and widely used email-marketing parameters regardless of key casing.
Preserve functional values
Keep unrelated query parameters that may control search, pagination, product variants, language or application state.
Process locally
The cleaner transforms text inside your browser. It does not visit the URL or send it to the URL checking API.
How to remove tracking parameters without breaking a URL
Query parameters are not all the same. Some attribute traffic to a campaign; others change the content a page displays. A responsible URL cleaner removes only recognized tracking keys and leaves unknown values intact.
Common parameters this tool removes
UTM parameters describe campaign source, medium, content, term and name. Click identifiers such as gclid and fbclid help advertising platforms attribute visits. Email and CRM platforms add their own identifiers. These values are often unnecessary when sharing a readable destination.
- utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term and utm_content
- gclid, gclsrc, dclid, gbraid and wbraid
- fbclid and related Facebook attribution fields
- mc_cid, mc_eid, _hsenc, _hsmi, mkt_tok and selected ref values
Parameters you may need to keep
Values such as product IDs, search terms, page numbers, language selectors, invite tokens and feature flags may be functional. The tool preserves unrecognized parameters, but you should still test the cleaned link when business-critical behavior depends on the query string.
- Compare the path and hostname before copying.
- Check that product, locale and filter selections still work.
- Do not treat cleaning as a security scan or consent-management solution.
Frequently asked questions
Which tracking parameters does the cleaner remove?
It removes recognized UTM, Google Ads, Facebook and several common email/CRM tracking keys. Unknown parameters are preserved by default.
Will cleaning a URL break the page?
Usually not when the removed values are purely for attribution, but some sites use nonstandard parameters functionally. Review and test important cleaned links.
Is the URL sent to a server?
No. This cleaner runs in your browser and does not request the destination. Other URL checking tools on this site do use server-side requests when you submit them.
Does removing parameters stop all tracking?
No. Websites can use cookies, storage, fingerprinting, server logs and other methods. This tool only removes recognized values from the shared URL.