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URL Tracking Detector

Detect and remove tracking parameters from URLs. Shows a clean URL and categorized tracker list.

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FAQ

Which tracking parameters are detected?
The tool detects: utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_content, utm_term (Google Analytics), _ga, _gl (Google Analytics), fbclid (Facebook), twclid (Twitter), gclid (Google Ads), msclkid (Microsoft Ads), mc_cid, mc_eid (Mailchimp), and ref / ref_src.
Will stripping trackers break the page?
Tracking parameters are only used to attribute traffic in analytics systems — they have no effect on the content of the destination page. Removing them will not break the page, though the site's analytics will not record the referral source.
Are there tracking parameters not on this list?
Yes. There are hundreds of tracking parameters used by various platforms. This tool covers the most common ones. Parameters not in the database are left in the clean URL. You can use the Explain URL tool to investigate unfamiliar parameters.

URL Tracking Detector parses any URL and identifies known tracking query parameters, categorizing them as Analytics (utm_*, _ga), Social (fbclid, twclid), Advertising (gclid, msclkid), Email (mc_cid, mc_eid), or Other. It generates a clean version of the URL with all tracking parameters stripped, and lists each detected tracker with its platform, category, and a description of what it tracks.

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