URL Parameter Remover

Remove parameters from URLs

This tool strips query parameters from URLs to produce clean links. You can remove only tracking parameters, such as the utm set, Google's gclid, Facebook's fbclid and other common click identifiers, leaving any functional parameters intact, or remove every query parameter for a completely bare URL. It preserves the fragment after the hash so in-page anchors still work. Paste a whole list and clean them all at once.

Removing tracking parameters is handy for sharing tidy links and for identifying the canonical form of a page.

Cleaner links and canonical URLs

Tracking parameters clutter URLs, make links look untrustworthy when shared, and can create duplicate-content variations where the same page is reachable at many parameterised addresses. Stripping them gives a clean, canonical URL that is nicer to share and clearer for analysis. For SEO, understanding which parameters are tracking versus functional helps you decide what to canonicalise or exclude from crawling.

Be careful to keep parameters that genuinely change the page content, such as product variants or pagination, which is why the tracking-only mode is the safer default. All processing happens locally in your browser.

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