Have you ever copied a link from an email newsletter or an ad and pasted it into a chat? If you look closely at that URL, you'll see a massive tail of tracking parameters: utm_source, fbclid, gclid, mc_cid.
When you share that link, you're sharing tracking data. You're telling Facebook, Google, or Mailchimp exactly who clicked what, and from where.
So I built LinkClean — it strips all tracking parameters from URLs instantly. No sign-up, no tracking, works entirely in your browser.
Try it: https://linkclean-seven.vercel.app
Source: https://github.com/JeffreyHamilton6399/linkclean
How it works
Paste a URL (or a batch of URLs, one per line)
See the clean URL instantly
See what was removed — LinkClean tells you exactly which trackers it stripped
Copy the clean link with one click
It strips 40+ tracking parameters including:
Google: utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content
Facebook: fbclid, fb_action_ids, fb_ref
Google Ads: gclid, gclsrc, dclid
Mailchimp: mc_cid, mc_eid
Microsoft: msclkid
Amazon: tag, linkCode, linkId, camp
...and many more
The architecture
Zero backend. It's a static site hosted on Vercel. The URL cleaning happens entirely in your browser using the native JavaScript URL API.
All computation is synchronous (instant results)
Zero dependencies (the app is tiny)
Batch mode: clean 100+ URLs instantly
No tracking, no analytics, no ads
The privacy model
100% client-side — URLs never leave your browser
Zero network requests
No accounts, no tracking, no analytics
Open source — read every line of code
Try it
Live: https://linkclean-seven.vercel.app
Source: https://github.com/JeffreyHamilton6399/linkclean
Stop sharing tracking data when you share links.
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