Create trackable URLs with UTM parameters for your marketing campaigns. No signup required.
UTM Parameters Generator
Build clean, tagged URLs that reveal what’s working, across emails, ads, social posts, and more.
Whether you’re sharing a link in a newsletter, launching a social ad, or running an influencer campaign — prss.it helps you build clean, trackable URLs in seconds.
Track exactly which post or platform is driving traffic by adding UTM parameters to your links.
Tag links in newsletters or drip campaigns to measure open rates, CTRs, and conversions by source.
Create unique UTM links for each influencer to track performance and optimize future partnerships.
Use UTM tags in Facebook, Google, or TikTok ads to break down traffic by campaign, ad set, and creative.
Monitor which marketing channel is driving the most purchases during product launches or sales.
Assign unique UTM-tagged URLs to each partner to track referred traffic and conversions accurately.
Discover how prss.it helps you simplify your links and boost your performance.
Create branded short links using your own domain. Perfect for sharing clean, trusted URLs anywhere.
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See real-time stats on clicks, sources, locations, and devices — all in one clean dashboard.
They help you measure the effectiveness of your campaigns by showing exactly where traffic comes from and what drives engagement.
No, UTM parameters are ignored by search engines and do not affect rankings. They are strictly for tracking purposes.
Yes, UTM links are ideal for social media. They allow you to track which platform or post is bringing in the most traffic.
utm_source identifies the platform (e.g., newsletter, facebook), utm_medium identifies the channel (e.g., email, cpc), utm_campaign names the campaign (e.g., spring_sale), while utm_term and utm_content help with granular tracking like keywords or button clicks.
Only the fields you fill in will be added to your URL. It’s okay to leave optional fields like utm_term or utm_content blank if you don’t need them.
Yes, Google Analytics automatically detects UTM parameters and includes them in your reports, helping you understand user behavior by campaign, source, and more.
No, UTM parameters are meant for tracking external campaigns. Using them on internal links can overwrite original source data and distort analytics.
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