Free Bulk UTM Campaign URL Builder & Generator

Q: What should I put for UTM Source, Medium, and Campaign?

Source is the referrer (e.g., facebook). Medium is the marketing channel (e.g., email or cpc). Campaign is the specific promotion (e.g., summer_sale).

Q: Will this break URLs that already have parameters?

No. Our tool automatically checks if your URL already contains a query string. If it does, it safely appends the UTMs using an ampersand so your links continue to work perfectly.

Q: Does capitalization matter in UTM tags?

Yes, Google Analytics is case-sensitive. We highly recommend using all lowercase letters to keep your analytics data clean and consolidated.

Bulk UTM Campaign Link Builder

Paste a list of URLs and apply your Google Analytics tracking tags to all of them at once.

Website URLs * (One URL per line)

Campaign Source *

Campaign Medium *

Campaign Name *

Campaign Term (Optional)

Campaign Content (Optional)

Tagged URLs (0)

Why Use a Bulk UTM Builder?

UTM (Urchin Tracking Module) parameters are snippets of text added to the end of a URL. They allow tools like Google Analytics (GA4) to track exactly where your traffic is coming from. Without them, traffic from emails or social media apps often shows up incorrectly as "Direct" traffic.

Google's official Campaign URL Builder is great for creating one link at a time. However, if you are a social media manager sharing 20 different blog posts on Facebook, or an affiliate marketer creating an email blast with 50 product links, tagging them one-by-one is incredibly tedious.

Our Free Bulk UTM Builder solves this by allowing you to paste a massive list of URLs. You enter your Source, Medium, and Campaign parameters once, and our JavaScript engine securely processes and appends them to every single URL instantly. It even automatically detects if your URL already has a question mark (?) and formats the UTMs with an ampersand (&) to prevent broken links.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I put for UTM Source, Medium, and Campaign?

Source: The specific platform or referrer (e.g., google, newsletter, facebook).
Medium: The marketing channel (e.g., cpc, email, social).
Campaign: The specific promotion or product launch (e.g., summer_sale, black_friday).

Will this break URLs that already have parameters?

No. Our tool is smart enough to check if your destination URL already contains a query string. If it does (e.g., yoursite.com/page?color=red), it safely appends the UTMs using an ampersand (&utm_source=...) so your links work perfectly.

Does capitalization matter in UTM tags?

Yes! Google Analytics is case-sensitive. utm_source=Facebook and utm_source=facebook will be tracked as two entirely different sources. We highly recommend using all lowercase letters to keep your analytics data clean.

Tool created by Bishhnu Banerji