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Remove query parameters from a full URL and keep a cleaner base link instantly.
Use this URL Parameter Remover to strip query parameters from a full URL while keeping the protocol, domain, path, and optional hash. It is useful for cleaning tracking links, removing UTM tags, simplifying copied URLs, preparing canonical-like links, and debugging redirects where query strings add noise.
Use this URL Parameter Remover to strip query parameters from a full URL while keeping the protocol, domain, path, and optional hash. It is useful for cleaning tracking links, removing UTM tags, simplifying copied URLs, preparing canonical-like links, and debugging redirects where query strings add noise.
Use url parameter remover when you need a fast browser-based result without extra setup. It works well for quick checks, one-off tasks, and routine formatting or calculation work.
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Input
https://example.com/page?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc
Output
https://example.com/page
Useful when you want a cleaner page URL without campaign tags.
Input
https://example.com/docs?id=42&lang=en#install
Output
https://example.com/docs#install
The query string is removed while the fragment stays in place.
Fix: Paste a complete URL with protocol when possible so the parser can handle it correctly.
Fix: This tool removes query parameters. Use a hash extractor or another cleaner if you also want to change the fragment.
Fix: The tool will return the original URL if there is no query string to remove.
It removes the query string from a full URL and returns the cleaner base link.
Yes. UTM parameters are part of the query string, so they are removed with the rest of the parameters.
Yes. The tool removes query parameters but can keep the fragment part such as #section.
The remover deletes the parameter section. The extractor reads and lists the parameter values.
Use this tool when your only goal is to remove the query string. Use URL Parser when you want to inspect all URL parts.