Paste URLs — one per line

## What it strips

Tracking parameters are the `?utm_source=…&fbclid=…` tails glued onto links so that whoever shared it can see where you came from. They don't change the page — they only follow you. Link Cleaner removes the known ones and shows you exactly which:

- Analytics campaigns — `utm_*`, `mc_cid`/`mc_eid` (Mailchimp), `mkt_tok`, `_hsenc`/`_hsmi` (HubSpot), Piwik/Matomo `pk_*`.
- Click IDs — `fbclid` (Facebook), `gclid`/`dclid`/`gbraid`/`wbraid` (Google), `msclkid` (Microsoft), `ttclid` (TikTok), `twclid` (X), `igshid` (Instagram), `yclid` (Yandex).
- Store clutter — Amazon `ref`/`pd_rd_*`/`pf_rd_*`/`_encoding` (and product links collapse to `/dp/ASIN`), eBay and others.
- YouTube — `si`, `pp`, `feature`, and the `list`/`index` a video picks up when you click it from a playlist.

## Then what

- Copy one clean link, or Copy all to grab the whole batch.
- Hit QR to turn a clean link into a scannable code (built from scratch, right here) and download it as SVG or PNG.
- Anything Link Cleaner doesn't recognize is left untouched — it only removes parameters on its known-tracker list, never real ones like a search query or a page id it isn't sure about.

Same shelf: Photo Cleaner strips tracking metadata from images · Lock Box encrypts a file · Key Cutter cuts strong passphrases.

Part of K-Engine Local Tools — free, privacy-respecting utilities that run on your device. The URL parser and the QR encoder are hand-written; view-source and you're reading them. MIT licensed · download the source.