What links does it extract?

It extracts http:// and https:// URLs, www. links, and URLs inside Markdown links. Markdown link text is preserved as a result title, and common trailing commas, periods, and extra closing brackets are trimmed automatically.

Which tracking parameters can it remove?

It removes common UTM and ad-click keys such as utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, fbclid, gclid, msclkid, twclid, and yclid.

Can I keep the original order?

Yes. Turn off domain sorting to keep the input order as much as possible while still cleaning and deduplicating links.

Can I paste the result directly into a document?

Yes. You can copy the result as a plain URL list, a Markdown bullet list, an HTML anchor list, or CSV.

Is my pasted text sent to a server?

No. The pasted text and cleaned result are processed only in your browser.

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Link List Cleaner | Extract URLs, Strip UTM, Export CSV Link Lists

Extract http, https, www, and Markdown links from text in your browser, remove duplicates, strip UTM and click tracking parameters, remove page anchors, sort by domain, and copy as plain, Markdown, HTML, or CSV.

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Paste text to extract URLs, remove duplicates, strip tracking parameters, and sort by domain.

Supports http://, https://, www., Markdown links, and common trailing punctuation. Markdown link text is preserved for Markdown, HTML, and CSV output. Everything runs in your browser, up to 50,000 characters.

Cleaned link list

Why use Link List Cleaner?

When you work with meeting notes, chat logs, announcements, or research drafts, links often get buried inside paragraphs. That makes it surprisingly hard to pull out only the URLs you actually need.

Common situations include:

reference links scattered across multiple paragraphs
the same URL repeated several times in a messenger thread
share links cluttered with tracking parameters such as utm_source, fbclid, or msclkid
links written as www.example.com without a protocol
links embedded inside Markdown like [source](https://example.com)
needing to group links by domain before pasting them into a document or note

This tool extracts only the URLs from mixed text, reduces duplicates, removes common tracking parameters, and turns them into a cleaner list that is easier to share. You can copy the result as plain URLs, Markdown bullets, HTML anchors, or CSV, and the text stays in your browser.

Why this tool was improved today

Recent 21:00 quality passes focused on average-speed-calculator, cafe-work-seat-simulator, blog-banned-word-checker, image-upscaler, and case-converter, so this pass avoids repeating the same tool. link-list-cleaner was selected because pasted notes often contain Markdown links, closing brackets, UTM/ad parameters, page anchors, and very long URLs. Those input edges make it a good utility-type candidate for parser, mobile review, and copy-output improvements.

How to use it

Paste the text that contains links.
Turn on the options you want: deduplicate, remove tracking parameters, sort by domain, and remove page anchors.
Choose whether to copy plain URLs, Markdown bullets, HTML anchors, or CSV.
Review the cleaned list and domain summary.
Copy the result into Notion, docs, chat, or a reference section.

Especially useful for these cases

1) Organizing meeting notes or research notes

You can build a reference section quickly without rereading the entire document.

2) Cleaning shared links from chat threads

Even if the same link appears multiple times, you can deduplicate it into one tidy list.

You can strip common tags like utm_*, fbclid, gclid, and msclkid to make URLs look cleaner.

4) Creating Markdown, HTML, or CSV reference lists

If a Markdown link has readable text, the result can preserve it as - [Title](https://...). For spreadsheets or audits, CSV output gives you title,url,domain columns.

If you want to check whether sensitive information is mixed in first: Privacy Exposure Checker
If you also want to clean pasted line breaks in the source text: Text Line Break Cleaner
If you want to turn extracted titles into file-name style text: Filename Sanitizer

FAQ

Can it handle multiple links on one line?

Yes. It scans links in order even when several URLs appear in the same line. Links that start with www. are normalized to https://, and URLs inside Markdown links keep both title and URL.

Will removing tracking parameters break the original link?

Usually not for normal sharing links. Still, some services may depend on certain parameters, so it is safest to test important links once after cleaning.

Why would I group links by domain?

It makes sources easier to scan and helps you see how many links came from the same site. That is especially useful for research and reference organization.

Should I remove page anchors?

Remove anchors such as #comments or #section-2 when you only need the main page URL. Keep the option off when the link must open a specific section, comment, or heading.

Summary

Link List Cleaner is a utility-type tool that extracts URLs, www links, and Markdown links from mixed text, then handles deduplication, tracking-parameter cleanup, page-anchor removal, domain organization, and document-ready output formats in one place.