Clean URL in Bulk

Every time you click a link from Facebook, Google Ads, an email newsletter, or an affiliate partner, the destination URL is decorated with extra parameters. These tags — like utm_source, utm_medium, fbclid, gclid, srsltid, and session IDs — help marketers measure traffic sources. But once the analytics job is done, those parameters are just noise.

Sharing a 200-character URL full of tracking codes looks unprofessional in an email, breaks formatting in spreadsheets, and can even cause duplicate-content issues when search engines index the same page under dozens of parameter variations. A clean URL is shorter, safer to share, and better for SEO.

By default the tool removes everything from the first ? character onward. That includes:

• UTM tags — utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_content, utm_term
• Social tracking — fbclid (Facebook), ttclid (TikTok), wbraid (Google)
• Search tracking — gclid, dclid, msclkid, srsltid
• Session & referral tokens — any custom parameter a site appends to track a user session

If you enable the "Remove # fragments" toggle, the tool also strips everything after # (or the legacy #! hashbang). This is useful when you want the base page URL without an in-page anchor or JavaScript router state.

• SEO audits — clean up a crawl export so every URL is canonical before deduplicating or checking indexing status.
• Outreach & PR — send journalists and partners short, clean links instead of tracking-heavy URLs.
• Social sharing — strip Facebook and Google click IDs before posting to Twitter, LinkedIn, or Slack.
• Spreadsheet hygiene — remove parameters that break CSV exports or cause duplicate rows in pivot tables.
• Sitemap preparation — generate a list of canonical URLs before feeding them into a sitemap generator or URL status checker.

Because the entire cleaner runs in your browser, there is zero network latency and zero privacy risk. A list of 10,000 URLs is processed in milliseconds on a modern laptop. Nothing is logged, stored, or transmitted. You can paste sensitive internal URLs, competitor links, or client campaign data with complete confidence.

If you need to go further — extract domains, deduplicate the list, or convert titles to slugs — the related tools at the bottom of this page can handle the next step in your workflow.