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A quick way to understand who this helps, what it solves, and where it connects next.
Marketers, founders, SEO operators, and QA teams checking campaign links before launch or reporting.
Breaking one campaign URL into readable UTM fields without opening analytics or a spreadsheet.
Capture UTM-extractor intent with a narrow browser-first inspection page next to the existing UTM builder.
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These sections explain the job in plain language and set expectations for what the tool should do well.
To inspect a campaign link, paste it into UTM Extractor and it parses the query string and lays out the five core UTM fields — utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, and utm_content — so you can confirm what is inside the link at a glance. It also lists any extra, non-UTM query parameters so the full tracking context stays visible.
This is inspection-first: the tool reads the URL but does not rewrite it. You can copy the parsed result as plain text or as JSON, which is handy for documenting campaigns or feeding the values into a spreadsheet or another tool.
Parsing happens locally in your browser. The campaign URL you paste never leaves your device, so internal or unreleased links stay private.
UTM Extractor sits next to a UTM link builder for a reason: many people do not need to create a new campaign link, they need to inspect an existing one quickly and confirm what it contains. Reading a link cleanly removes the guesswork before you share or report on it.
Because it lists extra non-UTM parameters alongside the standard UTM fields, you see the complete tracking picture, not just the campaign tags. If you then want to remove or rebuild parameters, a cleaner or builder tool handles that next step.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
No. UTM Extractor shows the five core UTM fields and also lists the extra non-UTM query params, so the full tracking context stays visible.
No. UTM Extractor is inspection-first and does not rewrite the link. Use a cleaner or builder tool if you want to change parameters.
Yes. You can copy the parsed UTM values as plain text or as JSON for documentation or for use in another tool.
No. UTM Extractor runs entirely in your browser. The link you paste is parsed locally on your device and never uploaded.
Yes. UTM Extractor is free to use with no account and no upload required.
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Paste one full URL, inspect the UTM fields, and review the extra non-UTM query parameters before copying the parsed result.