Enter the destination URL
Paste the destination URL you want to track.
Build campaign URLs with UTM parameters and keep a historyHalf your traffic shows up in analytics as a mystery. UTM parameters end that: short tags on your URL telling GA4 exactly which post, email or ad sent each visitor. Build them correctly every time, in seconds.
Build campaign URLs with UTM parameters and keep a history
Enter a valid website URL to preview the generated link.
Source, medium and campaign are required for a complete tracking link.
Paste the destination URL you want to track.
Fill in source, medium and campaign (plus term and content if needed).
Copy the generated tracking URL and reuse past links from the history.
Without UTM tags, a click from your best performing post and a click from a random mention both land in your analytics as undifferentiated traffic. This free builder creates clean, correctly encoded campaign URLs: it validates the base URL, merges parameters with existing query strings, and normalizes values to lowercase.
Every link you build is saved to a local history in your browser, so repeat campaigns are fast: last month's newsletter link is one click away. No account, no server storage, just a focused tool for marketers.
The campaigns where clean tagging turns mystery traffic into answers.
For anyone running social posts alongside GA4, clean tagging turns campaign work from a skipped chore into a ten-second habit.
Tag every newsletter and email campaign link so each send's true performance shows up clearly in your daily GA4 reports.
Add the optional term and content fields when you need to distinguish paid keywords or compare ad variants side by side.
Every link you build is saved to a local history, so last month's newsletter URL is one click away for the next send.
Conventions that keep your reports reconcilable.
Letter case splits reports: GA4 treats Facebook and facebook as two different sources, so keep one lowercase convention with no spaces.
Source, medium and campaign are the three fields every tracked link needs: where traffic comes from, how it arrives, and which effort it belongs to.
Never add UTM tags to links inside your own website; they overwrite the visitor's original campaign attribution in GA4 and corrupt your data.
Nothing is uploaded to a server and no account is needed. Your link history lives in your own browser's local storage.