Campaign URL and UTM parameter breakdown

Campaign managers and web analysts can inspect a received URL when they need to identify each UTM parameter before reviewing its setup.

Read a campaign URL clearly by separating its UTM parameters, making each piece of tracking information easier to identify and review.

How to use

Paste a complete address containing UTM parameters into the input area.
Run the analysis to separate the base address from its campaign parameters.
Read each recognized parameter and check its value.
Spot missing or misspelled parameters before reusing the address.
Clear the fields before analyzing another campaign address.

Example

The provided example contains an offer address with source, medium and campaign. After analyzing, check that each parameter is paired with the right value and that no encoded character makes the reading ambiguous.

Input

https://example.com/offer?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=launch

Output

Destination : https://example.com/offer

utm_source    : newsletter
utm_medium    : email
utm_campaign  : launch

Limits and formats

The tool reads the parameters present, but it does not judge whether the campaign is configured well.
An address without UTM parameters shows little or no campaign data.
Repeated or badly encoded parameters can make reading harder.
Supported text files can be imported, but analyzing one address at a time is clearer.

Where processing happens

The analysis is local in your browser. The address you paste stays on your device and is not sent anywhere. You can inspect a received link without an account.

Frequently asked questions

What if a UTM parameter is missing from the result?

First check the address you pasted: the parameter may be absent, misspelled or placed after another fragment. Fix the source address rather than relying only on the output.

Can I spot a campaign copied from another tool?

Yes, the analysis shows source, medium and campaign values. If they look inconsistent with your plan, compare them with your naming convention.

Does the tool show campaign performance?

No, it only breaks down the address. Visit, conversion or revenue statistics belong in your separate analytics tool.