Remove only UTM tags and keep the rest of the query string

Paste one full URL, strip only the UTM parameters, and keep all non-UTM query values and the fragment intact.

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What this tool section is for

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Best fit

Marketers, operators, and founders cleaning shared links without breaking product or routing params.

Ideal for

Stripping campaign tags from a URL when all the non-UTM params still need to stay in place.

Why it belongs here

Capture narrow UTM-cleaner intent with a marketer-friendly page next to the broader parameter cleaner.

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Cleanor and Another You and Cleanor

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How this should help in practice

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Why this deserves its own page

Sometimes the cleanup job is specifically about UTM tags, not the whole query string. This page keeps that one marketer-facing workflow simple and direct.

FAQ

Common questions

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Will it remove product, coupon, or routing params too?

No. This page removes only UTM parameters and leaves the rest of the query string intact.

Should I use this instead of the broader parameter cleaner?

Use this when the intent is specifically to strip campaign tags. Use the broader cleaner when you want full control over all params.

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