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UTM Builder

Build campaign tracking URLs with UTM parameters. Fill in the fields below and the tagged URL is generated instantly. Copy it and use it in your campaign links.

Related guide: UTM Parameters: How to Track Your Marketing Links Properly

The full URL of the page you are linking to, including https://
Campaign Parameters
Where your traffic comes from. Use the platform or publisher name.
The marketing channel type.
The name of your campaign. Use hyphens instead of spaces.
Optional Parameters
Used to differentiate ads or links within the same campaign (A/B testing).
Paid search keyword. Use + between words.
Generated URL
Fill in the fields above to generate your campaign URL
What this tool is best for:

Best for: Building consistent UTM-tagged links for a campaign, and keeping source, medium and campaign naming uniform across channels

Limitations: Builds and encodes the link but does not store past campaigns, so consistency across a team still depends on your own naming convention

Best suited for: Marketers tagging campaign links who need attribution to stay consistent

How to Use

1
Enter your landing page URL. Paste the full URL of the page you want to track, including https://.
2
Fill in Source, Medium, and Campaign. These three are required. Use the quick-fill buttons for common values like newsletter, google, email, and cpc.
3
Add optional parameters. Add Content to distinguish between two versions of the same ad. Add Term to identify which keyword triggered the ad in paid search.
4
Copy and use. The full tagged URL updates as you type. Click Copy URL and paste it into your campaign link, email, or ad.

UTM Parameter Reference

utm_source Where traffic came from (newsletter, google, facebook) utm_medium Channel type (email, cpc, social, organic) utm_campaign Campaign name (spring-sale-2026, launch) utm_content Ad or link variant (banner-top, cta-green) [optional] utm_term Paid keyword (running+shoes) [optional]

Worked Example

Base URL: https://example.com/sale Source: newsletter Medium: email Campaign: june-sale-2026 Result: https://example.com/sale?utm_source=newsletter &utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=june-sale-2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are UTM parameters?

UTM parameters are tags added to the end of a URL that tell analytics tools where a visitor came from. The five parameters are utm_source (traffic origin), utm_medium (channel), utm_campaign (campaign name), utm_content (ad variant), and utm_term (paid keyword).

Which UTM parameters are required?

Only utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign are required. utm_content and utm_term are optional but useful for A/B testing and paid search campaigns respectively.

Does capitalisation matter in UTM parameters?

Yes. Google Analytics treats "Newsletter" and "newsletter" as different sources. Use lowercase consistently and replace spaces with hyphens or underscores to avoid data fragmentation in your reports.

Can I use UTM parameters on any URL?

Yes, UTM parameters can be added to any URL that points to a page tracked by your analytics platform. They work with Google Analytics 4, Universal Analytics, Plausible, Matomo, and most other web analytics tools.

Do UTM parameters affect SEO?

UTM parameters should not directly affect SEO. However, if a UTM-tagged URL gets indexed by Google, it can create duplicate content issues. Use canonical tags on your landing pages pointing to the clean URL without UTM parameters to prevent this.

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