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Example

Newsletter campaign URL

Consistent UTM values make campaign reports easier to group and compare.

Input


                        URL: https://example.com/pricing
Source: newsletter
Medium: email
Campaign: spring_launch

Output


                        https://example.com/pricing?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=spring_launch

Compare two placements in one campaign

Use utm_content to distinguish placements, creatives, or links that point to the same destination.

Input


                        URL: https://example.com/demo
Source: linkedin
Medium: social
Campaign: q2_demo
Content: hero_card

Output


                        https://example.com/demo?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=q2_demo&utm_content=hero_card

Track paid search terms

utm_term is most useful for paid search or keyword-level campaign analysis.

Input


                        URL: https://example.com/signup
Source: google
Medium: cpc
Campaign: brand_search
Term: online tools

Output


                        https://example.com/signup?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=brand_search&utm_term=online+tools

Practical Notes

Use lowercase and consistent naming for source, medium, and campaign values.
Avoid changing UTM naming conventions halfway through a campaign.
Do not tag internal links with UTM parameters because they can overwrite attribution data.
Choose one naming style such as spring_launch or spring-launch, then keep it consistent across every channel.
Use utm_content for placement or creative differences, not as a second campaign name.
Test the final URL before publishing so redirects, anchors, and existing query parameters are preserved correctly.

How to Use

1. Enter the destination URL for your campaign.
2. Fill in source, medium, and campaign name.
3. Optionally add term, content, or a custom parameter.
4. Click Build URL and copy the generated campaign link.

Features

Creates campaign URLs with standard UTM parameters
Encodes query values safely for sharing and analytics tracking
Supports source, medium, campaign, term, content, and custom parameters
Shows the final URL in a copy-ready output field
Includes a sample campaign for quick testing
Runs locally in your browser with no account required

Use Cases

Preparing links for newsletter campaigns
Tracking social media posts in analytics tools
Creating tagged links for paid search or affiliate campaigns
Standardizing campaign URLs before sharing them with a team
Creating separate links for hero buttons, footer links, and banner placements in the same campaign
Checking that paid, email, social, and partner links use consistent naming before launch

Frequently Asked Questions

What are UTM parameters?

UTM parameters are query parameters added to URLs so analytics tools can identify campaign source, medium, name, term, and content.

Which UTM fields are required?

Most campaign workflows use at least utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign. Term and content are optional.

Does this shorten URLs?

No. It builds the tagged URL. You can paste the generated result into your preferred shortener if needed.

What is the difference between source and medium?

Source identifies where the click came from, such as newsletter, google, linkedin, or partner-site. Medium identifies the channel type, such as email, cpc, social, referral, or affiliate.

When should I use utm_content?

Use utm_content to compare links inside the same campaign, such as hero_button versus footer_link, image_ad versus text_ad, or variant_a versus variant_b.

Should internal site links use UTMs?

Usually no. Internal UTMs can overwrite the original acquisition source in analytics reports. Use internal event tracking or link IDs instead.

Can I add custom parameters with UTMs?

Yes. The custom parameter field supports key=value pairs for extra tracking values, but keep custom names consistent and avoid personal or sensitive data.