Free tool
UTM link builder for ads, posts and emails
This free UTM link builder makes tracked links, so Google Analytics shows which ad, post or email brought each visitor. Pick a preset, add a campaign name, and copy.
Free · No sign-up · No email needed
Your tracked link
Add a website address, source, medium and campaign name to build your link.
- Source
- Medium
- Campaign
- Term / content
Checks
- No problems foundLowercase, no spaces, https, and no old UTM tags.
How you’ll see it: In Google Analytics, open Reports → Acquisition → Traffic acquisition. Look for Session source / medium facebook / paid_social and Session campaign hot_water_offer.
What it does
What the UTM link builder does
Free, no sign-up, and nothing to install. Everything runs in your browser.
Tracked links in seconds
Source, medium and campaign, with term and content if you need them.
Presets
Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profile, email, QR codes and LinkedIn.
Mistake checks
Warns about capitals, spaces, missing https and links that already have tags.
QR code too
Turn the link into a QR code for flyers and signs.
Where to find it
Plain steps to see the results in Google Analytics.
Private
Runs in your browser. Nothing is sent or saved.
How it works
How the UTM link builder works
Three steps, a few seconds.
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Add your page
Paste the page you want people to land on.
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Pick a preset
Choose where the link will go, then name the campaign.
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03
Copy and share
Copy the link or the QR code and use it in your ad, post or email.
Tool or service?
Tag links yourself or hand over the ads?
The builder tags one link at a time. Our Google Ads & Paid Social service sets up tracking for every campaign, then reports which ones bring calls and forms.
See Google Ads & Paid SocialThe free tool
- One tracked link at a time
- Presets for common channels
- Free and private
Google Ads & Paid Social adds
- Tracking set up across every campaign
- Conversion tracking for calls and forms
- A monthly report in plain English
Google Analytics says you should always use utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign. Missing ones show up as (not set) in your reports.
Yes. Google says parameter values are case sensitive, so “Facebook” and “facebook” show up separately. Keeping everything lowercase avoids that.
In Google Analytics, open Reports, then Acquisition, then Traffic acquisition, and look at Session source / medium and Session campaign.
Usually not. With auto-tagging on, Google Analytics uses the auto-tagged values for source and medium. Use UTM tags for other ads, posts, emails and print.
No. UTM tags are for links that bring people to your site from somewhere else, like an ad, a post or an email. Leave links between your own pages untagged.
Want to know which ads actually pay off?
Our Google Ads & Paid Social service sets up tracking across every campaign, so you can see the calls and forms each one brings.