Privacy & URL SanitizerStrips UTM • GCLID • FBCLID

Markdown URL Cleaner & Tracker Stripper

Clean marketing URLs in Markdown files by automatically stripping `utm_source`, `fbclid`, `gclid`, and analytics tracking parameters without breaking link anchors.

6 Trackers Removed
Markdown with Marketing URLs
Original document535 characters
Clean URLs Output
All marketing trackers removed cleanly100% Client-Side
Complete Guide & Overview

Remove UTM Parameters & Tracking Query Strings from Markdown Links

Clean marketing URLs in Markdown files. Automatically strips utm_source, utm_medium, fbclid, gclid, and analytics tags to protect user privacy and keep documentation URLs clean.

How to Use the Markdown URL Cleaner

1

Paste Markdown

Input your Markdown file with lengthy URLs copied from marketing emails or social posts.

2

Automatic Sanitization

The cleaner detects and strips tracking query parameters while preserving URL paths.

3

Copy Clean Markdown

Click 'Copy Clean Doc' to use your sanitized links in READMEs, wikis, or blog posts.

Key Features & Capabilities

Strips Analytics Trackers: Removes utm_source, utm_campaign, utm_medium, fbclid, and gclid query tags.
Preserves Core URLs & Hashes: Retains the base URL, valid path, and in-page anchor hashtags (#section).
One-Click Copy & Download: Instantly save your sanitized Markdown document.
Reduces Link Clutter: Makes Markdown source code significantly shorter and easier to maintain.
100% Client-Side: Zero network requests; perfect for confidential documentation audits.

Pro Tips & Best Practices

  • •Always sanitize external links before committing them to public open source repositories to maintain clean, professional documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I remove UTM parameters from Markdown?

UTM tracking parameters (e.g. ?utm_source=twitter) clutter documentation, trigger false change alerts in git diffs, and compromise reader privacy by linking browsing sessions to specific marketing campaigns.

Will stripping UTM tags break the links?

No! UTM parameters are purely for analytics. The underlying web destination remains 100% identical and fully functional without them.

Does this affect anchor links like #overview?

No, internal section anchors (#overview) and valid non-tracking query parameters are kept safe.