Build your UTM URL

Enter the full page URL, including https://
Use lowercase and hyphens for cleaner GA4 reporting.

Generated result

Full UTM URL
Your generated UTM link will appear here.
Parameters
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Naming tips
Use lowercase naming for cleaner analytics reporting.

How to use this UTM Builder

  1. Enter your website URL (the landing page you want to track).
  2. Select your campaign type (Google Ads, Email, Affiliate, or Social).
  3. Add a campaign name using lowercase and hyphens.
  4. Adjust source and medium if needed.
  5. Click "Generate URL" to create your tracking link.

Once generated, you can copy the URL and use it in your ads, emails, or affiliate campaigns to track performance in GA4.

What are UTM parameters?

UTM parameters are tags added to URLs that help analytics tools like Google Analytics understand where your traffic is coming from and how your campaigns perform.

  • utm_source – where the traffic comes from (e.g. google)
  • utm_medium – the channel (e.g. cpc, email)
  • utm_campaign – the campaign name
  • utm_term – keyword tracking (optional)
  • utm_content – ad variation (optional)

Using consistent UTM naming helps you avoid messy reports and improves your ability to analyze campaign performance.

Example UTM URL

Base URL: https://example.com/product

Generated URL:

https://example.com/product?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=spring-sale

This allows you to track exactly which campaign and traffic source generated the visit inside your analytics dashboard.

Why this tool is useful

  • Prevent inconsistent naming across campaigns and channels.
  • Avoid spaces and uppercase issues that make reports messy.
  • Create clean URLs for Google Ads, email, affiliates and social campaigns.
  • Use GA4-friendly UTM naming conventions from the start.

Common questions

What are UTMs used for?

UTM parameters help analytics tools like GA4 understand where your traffic came from.

Do UTMs affect SEO?

No. UTM parameters do not impact search rankings when used correctly.

Should I always use UTMs in Google Ads?

Yes, especially if you want consistent tracking in analytics tools.

What is the best naming convention?

Use lowercase, hyphens, and consistent naming across campaigns.

Can I use UTMs for email campaigns?

Yes, UTMs are commonly used for email tracking and marketing campaigns.

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