Formula or calculation method
The builder adds URL-encoded utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign query parameters while preserving valid existing parameters.
Create a tagged campaign URL with source, medium, and campaign parameters without sending the destination URL anywhere.
The URL is built locally in your browser. Do not place personal, confidential, or sensitive information in UTM parameters.
Enter a complete destination URL, then add consistent source, medium, and campaign values that your analytics reports can group reliably.
The builder adds URL-encoded utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign query parameters while preserving valid existing parameters.
The result is a shareable tracking URL. Your analytics platform must be installed and configured separately to report visits or conversions.
A newsletter link might use source “newsletter”, medium “email”, and campaign “spring-launch” so traffic can be grouped consistently.
Avoid inconsistent capitalization, spaces and naming conventions, duplicate parameters, broken destination URLs, and personal information in tags.
Use it for email, social, partner, QR, display, and other campaign links where you need consistent traffic attribution.
UTM parameters are query-string labels commonly used by analytics tools to group campaign traffic by source, medium, and campaign.
No. The URL carries labels, but an analytics platform must be installed and configured to collect and report the visit.
The builder can encode spaces, but a consistent lowercase naming convention with hyphens is usually easier to report and maintain.
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