Why extract UTM parameters?
UTM tags decide how a visit is reported in Google Analytics and similar tools. A typo in utm_medium or a missing utm_campaign is enough to send traffic to the wrong channel, and in a long URL those mistakes are easy to miss.
The extractor reads the link and shows utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content and utm_id in a table, decoded so you can read them, plus any other parameter that starts with utm_. You can copy the result as text or as CSV to paste into a spreadsheet or a campaign report.
It runs in your browser and the link is not sent anywhere. With ToolStudio Pro you can paste a list of links and get one CSV row per link, which is handy for auditing every link in a newsletter or an ad account at once.
How to extract UTM parameters
- Paste a link with UTM parameters.
- Run the extractor and review the table.
- Check that source, medium and campaign are spelled the way your team agreed.
- Copy the result as text or CSV (with Pro, paste many links and get one row per link).
When to use it
- Checking a campaign link before a newsletter or ad goes live.
- Auditing all the links in an email for consistent naming (bulk with Pro).
- Finding out which campaign a link you received belongs to.
- Building a spreadsheet of campaign links and their tags.
- Spotting typos, capital letters or spaces that split your reports.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which parameters does it read?
utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content and utm_id, plus any other parameter that starts with utm_.
Can I export the result?
Yes. Copy it as plain text or as CSV.
Can I extract UTMs from several links at once?
Yes, with ToolStudio Pro: paste a list of links and you get one CSV row per link. The free try is for one URL.
Is the link sent to a server?
No. Everything happens in your browser.
How much does Pro cost?
€1.99 a month for every ToolStudio tool, unlimited use and no ads. Cancel anytime.