URL Builder

Use URL Builder to create UTM links, add UTM parameters and reuse saved channels for newsletters and posts.

URL Builder – tag links for newsletters and posts URL Builder turns an address into a tagged link in a local Chrome tab. Campaign parameters identify the promotion. Check the result, then copy it into a message or post. 🚀 Create a UTM link Start from the page you want to share. 1. Click the toolbar icon to capture the address. 2. Use that snapshot or paste an HTTP or HTTPS address. 3. Enter source, medium and campaign. 4. Check the preview, then choose Copy URL. 📬 Campaign URL builder tool for repeat sharing Build campaign links for one placement at a time. Review newsletter links before the next send. ➤ Newsletter: create UTM tags for the next edition. ➤ Social post: reuse the promotion name with another channel. ➤ Banner: use content to identify a creative. ➤ Follow-up: reopen the saved draft and check its values. 🏷️ Create UTM parameters UTM source identifies where a visitor came from. UTM medium describes the channel. Use the UTM campaign name to identify a promotion. UTM content distinguishes creatives; UTM term can hold a keyword. The last two fields are optional. Restoring a draft with nonempty values makes those fields visible. 🔎 UTM URL builder with a visible result Review one destination at a time before copying it. - Required fields need a value before the result is ready. - Empty optional values aren't added. - Punctuation in new values is encoded for the address. - A clipboard error leaves the preview available to select manually. 🛠️ Custom URL builder for your own labels Case and spaces stay as entered when you add UTM to a URL. To add a UTM source to a URL, enter the tag's value in Source; keep the destination address in Website URL. 📌 Save a channel The URL Builder form saves a shortcut with a name, source and medium on this device. Choosing it fills only that pair; the other three values stay as they are. Edit or remove shortcuts inline without changing the current form. 🔄 Add UTM tags to a URL A previously tagged address needs an explicit choice. Compare its five standard tags with your current entries, then keep your own set or import the existing one. Import replaces all five fields; missing tags clear their fields. The sets won't be mixed. 🧩 Repeated tags need a choice Duplicates can't be imported because there's no single value to choose. Explicitly replace all five standard tag types with your current values, or edit the destination first. URL fragments stay as entered. Other URL parameters retain their spelling and order. 💾 Return to unfinished work Your draft stays on this device between sessions. Capturing a different page prompts you to keep the draft or replace its destination. Replacing the destination preserves all five entries until you choose otherwise. If saving fails, keep the tab open and copy before leaving. 🧭 Make attribution useful The tracking URL builder adds labels; it doesn't collect clicks or produce reports. Your analytics service must recognise the tags. Check your setup separately: adding tags isn't a delivery or tracking guarantee, and it can invalidate a signed address. ⚖️ Compare with editing by hand Compare with assembling a query string by hand. - Encoding: UTM content is encoded automatically, so you don't have to encode it by hand. - Reuse: UTM medium comes from a saved pair instead of repeated typing. - Preservation: unrelated query parameters stay intact. - Continuity: work on campaign links continues from a saved draft. 💡 Keep names consistent Agree on UTM naming conventions before the first send. When you add UTM parameters to a URL, these habits keep repeat work consistent. ▸ Pick one spelling for each source and medium. ▸ Reuse the same promotion name across placements. ▸ Check content and term before copying an old draft. ▸ Inspect the UTM parameters before sharing. ❓ Questions before sharing Q: Can I create a UTM tracking link without an account? A: Yes. It works locally, with no registration or cloud sync. Q: Do I need a script to create UTM tracking code? A: No. The values go into the address itself; there isn't any page code to install. Q: Does the captured page change as I browse? A: No. It's a snapshot from the last toolbar click. Click the icon on another page to capture a new one. Q: Are dynamic advertising macros supported? A: No. Macros are treated as plain text. 🔐 Local storage and access Temporary page access captures only the address from an explicit toolbar invocation. Extension storage holds the draft and channels locally. Entries aren't sent to a server. The interface stays in English. Independent extension; not affiliated with Google. Chrome is a trademark of Google LLC.