UTM URL Builder

Create trackable campaign URLs with UTM parameters in seconds. Build clean, accurate URLs for Google Analytics and other marketing analytics platforms.

Build Your UTM URL

Enter your website URL and campaign information below. Required fields are marked with an asterisk.

Enter the page visitors should land on. An existing query string or URL fragment will be preserved.
Where the traffic comes from.
The marketing channel or medium.
A name that identifies the specific campaign.
Commonly used to identify paid search keywords.
Useful for distinguishing ads, links, or creatives.

Your UTM URL

Your trackable campaign URL is ready. Copy it and use it in your campaign, advertisement, email, or social post.

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Your URL is generated directly in your browser. Nothing you enter is uploaded to our server.

What Is a UTM URL?

A UTM URL is a normal web address with additional tracking parameters attached to it. These parameters help analytics platforms identify where visitors came from and which marketing campaign brought them to your website.

UTM parameters are especially useful when you promote the same page through several channels, such as Google Ads, social media, email newsletters, influencer campaigns, or paid advertisements.

How to Use the UTM URL Builder

  1. Enter the full landing-page URL you want visitors to reach.
  2. Add a campaign source, such as google, facebook, or newsletter.
  3. Enter the campaign medium, such as cpc, social, or email.
  4. Give your campaign a clear and consistent campaign name.
  5. Optionally add campaign term and content to identify keywords or individual creatives.
  6. Use the advanced fields when your analytics workflow requires additional campaign information.
  7. Click Build UTM URL, then copy the generated URL.

UTM Parameters Explained

ParameterPurposeExample
utm_sourceIdentifies the source sending the traffic.google
utm_mediumIdentifies the marketing channel or medium.cpc
utm_campaignIdentifies the marketing campaign.summer-sale
utm_termCan identify a paid search keyword or targeting term.running-shoes
utm_contentHelps distinguish different ads, links, or creatives.blue-banner
utm_idOptional campaign identifier supported by modern analytics workflows.campaign-123

UTM URL Best Practices

Keep Naming Consistent

Use a predictable naming convention across campaigns so your analytics reports remain organized and easy to understand.

Use Lowercase Names

Keeping campaign values lowercase can help prevent accidental variations such as Facebook, facebook, and FACEBOOK from being treated separately.

Be Descriptive

Choose campaign names that clearly identify the promotion, audience, season, or marketing initiative.

Do Not Add Sensitive Data

Never place passwords, personal information, payment information, or other sensitive data inside URL parameters.

Common Uses for UTM URLs

  • Tracking Google Ads and other paid advertising campaigns
  • Measuring traffic from Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and other social platforms
  • Tracking email newsletter links
  • Comparing different advertisements or creative variations
  • Measuring influencer and affiliate campaign traffic
  • Understanding which promotional links generate website visits
  • Separating traffic from different marketing campaigns

Frequently Asked Questions

A UTM parameter is a query parameter added to a URL to provide campaign information to analytics platforms. Common parameters include utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, and utm_content.
No. The URL is created locally in your browser using JavaScript. The tool does not need an API or server-side processing to build the URL.
Yes. UTM-tagged URLs are commonly used to provide campaign attribution information to analytics platforms, including Google Analytics.
Enter the platform, website, or source where the link will be published. Examples include google, facebook, instagram, linkedin, newsletter, or partner-site.
The medium describes the marketing channel. Typical examples include cpc for paid search, email for email campaigns, social for social media, display for display advertising, and referral for referral traffic.
Yes. When a valid URL already contains query parameters, the builder preserves them while adding or updating the UTM parameters generated by the tool. URL fragments are preserved as well.