Remove URL Parameters

Paste URLs to strip query parameters while keeping the base path and any fragment that still matters.

Remove query parameters from URLs for cleaner sharing and SEO reviews.

Input

Paste URLs or text that contains links with query parameters.

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Output

Each detected URL will be returned without the query string.

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FAQ

Common questions about this tool.

Does it keep URL fragments like #section?

Yes. The tool removes the query string but keeps the fragment so anchor targets are preserved.

Can I paste multiple URLs at once?

Yes. Paste one URL per line or include multiple links in a text block and the tool will return the cleaned URLs line by line.

How to use

Paste your links, remove the parameters, then copy the cleaned URLs.

  1. Paste the URLs or text block that contains the links you want to clean.
  2. Click Remove URL Parameters to strip the query string from each detected URL.
  3. Copy the cleaned URLs for sharing, audits, or canonical reviews.

Use cases

This is most useful when query strings are making links noisy or hard to review.

  • Remove tracking parameters before sharing a link with a team or client.
  • Review cleaner versions of URLs during SEO audits and canonical checks.
  • Prepare lists of base URLs before importing them into another workflow.

When this tool is useful

Paste URLs to strip query parameters while keeping the base path and any fragment that still matters. Remove URL Parameters sits in the time & web part of the site, which focuses on timestamp tools, URL cleanup, and SEO-facing helpers for lightweight web work.

This group helps with web-facing utility work such as timestamps, URLs, titles, descriptions, and other lightweight SEO or QA checks. Within that group, it leans toward web & seo tasks, so the page is tuned for quick single-purpose use rather than a long multi-step workflow. If this step is only part of the job, the most relevant follow-up tools are URL Encoder and Text to Slug.

Before you copy the result

  • Confirm the result against the exact field you plan to publish, import, or audit next.
  • Check length, readability, or timestamp units before copying anything into production workflows.
  • Use a related web or SEO helper if you need to inspect metadata, parameters, or page structure in the next step.

Example

A quick example of how this tool works.

Input

https://example.com/product?id=42&utm_source=newsletter\nwww.test.dev/path?ref=campaign#pricing

Output

https://example.com/product\nwww.test.dev/path#pricing