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URL Cleaner

Strip tracking parameters, UTM codes, and unwanted query tokens from web links.

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¿Qué es URL Cleaner?

URL Cleaner is a free online tool designed to strip unwanted tracking parameters, UTM codes, affiliate tags, and hash fragments from web links. Modern marketing platforms insert lengthy parameters like utm_source, utm_campaign, fbclid, and gclid into links to track user behavior. URL Cleaner removes these telemetry tokens instantly while preserving essential functional query parameters, giving you clean, concise, privacy-respecting URLs to share.

Cómo usar URL Cleaner

  1. Paste any web link or a list of URLs into the input text area.
  2. Select your cleaning options, such as stripping tracking codes, removing hash fragments, or deleting all parameters.
  3. Click Clean URL or copy the sanitized link instantly to your clipboard.

Ejemplos

Strip UTM and social click IDs

Entrada: https://example.com/product?id=42&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=summer_sale&fbclid=IwAR123

Salida: https://example.com/product?id=42

Remove referral tag and anchor hash

Entrada: https://blog.com/post-title?ref=newsletter#comments

Salida: https://blog.com/post-title

Errores comunes

  • Accidentally selecting 'Strip All Parameters' on search result or paginated URLs where parameters like ?q= or ?page= are required.
  • Assuming URL shorteners and affiliate tracking parameters are identical — affiliate IDs may be needed if you intend to maintain affiliate attribution.
  • Forgetting to check custom parameter inputs when dealing with proprietary corporate analytics tracking flags.

Por qué usar esta herramienta

  • Protects user privacy by stripping cross-site tracking IDs before sharing links on chat apps and social media.
  • Reduces link length for cleaner presentation in emails, documentation, and messaging.
  • Operates entirely client-side with zero latency and no server tracking.

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