Quick Marketing Tools
Remove UTM tags, click IDs, query parameters, fragments, and duplicates from many URLs at once. Copy or export cleaned URLs locally in your browser.
Clean many URLs at once by removing tracking parameters, query strings, fragments, duplicates, and export-ready URL lists.
A Bulk URL Parameter Remover is a client-side SEO tool that cleans many URLs at once by removing tracking parameters, unnecessary query strings, and optional URL fragments. It is useful for SEO audits, crawl exports, migration planning, analytics cleanup, content inventories, redirect mapping, spreadsheet preparation, and reporting. Marketing links often contain parameters such as utm_source, utm_medium, fbclid, gclid, msclkid, and other click identifiers. Those values help campaign measurement, but they can make URL lists noisy when you need canonical-looking pages for audits or review work. This tool lets you remove common tracking parameters, remove every query parameter except values you choose to preserve, or remove only a custom list of selected parameters. The cleaning runs in the browser without an API call or server upload.
Paste one URL per line into the input area, or use the example to see how the cleanup works. Choose whether to remove common tracking parameters, remove all query parameters, or remove only selected parameters. Add parameter names to the preserve list when values such as id, page, product, category, filters, or other functional query strings should stay in the cleaned URL. Turn on fragment removal to strip hash values such as #section or #comments. Use deduplication when repeated cleaned URLs should appear only once, and sorting when you want an alphabetical list. Review the counts for original URLs, cleaned URLs, duplicates, changed URLs, removed parameters, and invalid entries, then copy the cleaned URLs or download TXT and CSV exports.
Suppose an SEO team exports URLs from analytics and finds several versions of the same page, such as https://example.com/pricing?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=launch&plan=pro and https://example.com/pricing?utm_source=email&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=launch&plan=pro. The team can remove common tracking parameters while preserving plan, producing a cleaner URL such as https://example.com/pricing?plan=pro. If both rows clean to the same destination, deduplication can keep one version for the audit file. The CSV export then records the original URL, cleaned URL, removed parameters, and status for review.
Browse more SEO Tools tools or open the related options below.
The common tracking mode removes common parameters including utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content, fbclid, gclid, msclkid, ttclid, igshid, mc_cid, and mc_eid. You can also use custom selected parameters or remove all query parameters.
Yes. Add parameter names to the preserve list when they are needed for product IDs, filters, pagination, categories, or other functional page behavior. Preserve rules are useful when using remove-all mode.
It can if the parameter controls page content or state. Tracking parameters are often safe to remove for audits, but functional parameters should be preserved when they affect the page visitors see.
No. The cleanup runs locally in your browser. The tool does not need an API call or server upload to process pasted URL lists.