Paste the full link
The address is parsed as text in this browser. The destination is never opened by the tool.
Remove campaign and click identifiers without opening the link.
Link
Include the https:// part. One link at a time.
Reference
utm_* campaign tags added by newsletters and social postsfbclid, gclid, and msclkidmc_eid and _hsencref and source when they carry no page stateCleaning is not a safety check A short link can hide its destination, and this tool does not expand it. Follow a shortened link only if you trust the sender.
Campaign parameters were designed to tell a site which post or email sent you. They work, which is why they spread, and they travel with the link wherever it is copied. Posting a cleaned link avoids handing that history to the next person who clicks.
Anything the page needs to load correctly stays. Search terms, page numbers, video timestamps, document identifiers, and access tokens are left alone, because removing them would change what the link opens.
The tool does not open the link, does not resolve shorteners, and does not scan for malware. It reports the address you pasted with the known tracking parameters taken out.
The address is parsed as text in this browser. The destination is never opened by the tool.
Campaign and click identifiers are stripped while parameters needed by the destination are kept.
The cleaned address and every removed parameter are shown so you can check the result first.
No. The address is parsed in the page and never leaves it, so the destination site has no record of the visit.
Expanding means requesting the link, which would defeat the point of the tool. Use the shortener's own preview page when you need to see where one leads.
Almost always. If a site uses a tracking parameter to decide what to show, the cleaned link may land on the plain version of the page. Compare the two if it matters.
You are offline. Changes will retry when the connection returns.