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UTM Cleaner
Remove UTMs and common click IDs while keeping the URL working.
Helpful when you want to share a clean link or avoid messy tracking in reports.
Paste URL and clean it
Removes UTMs + common click IDs. Keeps normal query params.
Clean URL
Paste a valid URL to see the cleaned version.
Removed parameters
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When tools are not enough
If attribution looks random, conversions don’t match reality, or your reports feel unreliable, it’s usually a setup issue (domains, redirects, consent mode, tagging).
See how we usually fix tracking
If attribution looks random, conversions don’t match reality, or your reports feel unreliable, it’s usually a setup issue (domains, redirects, consent mode, tagging).
See how we usually fix tracking
Who are we:
We’re a small team that works on tracking, SEO, and paid ads for businesses that depend on leads.
These tools are built from the same approach we use to keep reporting clean.
We’re a small team that works on tracking, SEO, and paid ads for businesses that depend on leads.
These tools are built from the same approach we use to keep reporting clean.
UTM Cleaner FAQ
Why people remove UTMs and click IDs, and when you should not.
What is a UTM cleaner?
A tool that removes utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign and common click IDs (gclid, fbclid, msclkid) from a URL.
Why would I remove UTMs?
To share a clean link publicly, avoid ugly URLs, and reduce duplicate content issues on pages that should not be indexed with tracking parameters.
Will cleaning UTMs break the page?
No. It keeps the main URL and normal parameters. It only removes tracking parameters.
Should I remove UTMs from internal links?
Usually yes. UTMs inside your own site can mess up attribution and inflate session counts.
Usually yes. UTMs inside your own site can mess up attribution and inflate session counts.
Does GA4 still track without UTMs?
Yes. GA4 tracks sessions, but UTMs improve attribution clarity for campaigns.