Tracking URL Cleaner Clean · AI Rewrite
Remove common UTM, click-ID and social tracking parameters from URLs embedded in text.
Rewrite longer text with one simple action while keeping your terms, tone and context under your control.
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Copied AI research, newsletters and social posts can contain long tracking parameters. This tool finds HTTP and HTTPS URLs in the text and removes a conservative list of known analytics parameters.
Functional query parameters are preserved. Always test links whose destination depends on a query string.
Read https://example.com/guide?utm_source=newsletter&id=42
Read https://example.com/guide?id=42
The tracking field is removed and the functional id remains.
The cleaner targets common UTM fields, Google and Meta click identifiers and several newsletter tracking parameters.
No. Unknown parameters are preserved because they may be required by the destination.
No. It transforms URL text locally without making network requests.
Detect and remove hidden Unicode characters that can break search, validation, code and copy-paste workflows.
Open toolStrip zero-width spaces and word-joiner markers while leaving visible punctuation, spacing and language shaping joiners unchanged.
Open toolNormalize NBSP and other Unicode spacing characters into ordinary spaces.
Open toolNormalize inconsistent spaces and tabs while preserving readable paragraphs.
Open toolCopied campaign links can contain utm_source, utm_medium, click IDs and other tracking parameters. This tracking URL cleaner removes common analytics noise while retaining the scheme, host, path and useful query values.
Check the result before publishing: some services use a query parameter as part of the actual destination, so removal should be deliberate.