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Google Analytics URL Builder
Attach utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and optional utm_term/utm_content parameters to a destination URL, so Google Analytics can attribute traffic to the right campaign.
How to Use Google Analytics URL Builder
- 1Enter your destination URL, source, medium, and campaign name (comma-separated)
- 2Optionally add utm_term and utm_content for paid-search or ad-variant tracking
- 3Click Generate to get your fully-tagged campaign URL
- 4Copy the URL into your ad platform, email tool, or social post
Frequently Asked Questions
Only the destination URL is required to get a result. Source, medium, and campaign are the three parameters GA relies on most for attribution, so fill those in too — term and content are optional, used mainly for paid-search keyword and ad-variant tracking.
Source is where the traffic comes from (e.g. google, newsletter, facebook); medium is the marketing channel type (e.g. cpc, email, social). Campaign is your own name for this specific push (e.g. summer-sale).
Yes — utm_source/medium/campaign/term/content are the same standard parameters GA4 reads for campaign attribution; this tool just appends them to your URL.
No, it appends the parameters you enter without checking for existing ones — if your URL already has UTM tags, review the output before using it to avoid duplicated or conflicting parameters.
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