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URL Parameter Remover

Remove named parameters from a URL, or a list of URLs, keeping the rest intact.

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How to use the url parameter remover

  1. Paste one URL, or a list with one per line.
  2. List the parameter names to remove.
  3. Copy the result.

About this tool

Same machinery as the URL cleaner, but you choose what goes. That matters when the parameter you want gone is specific to a site — a session id, a debug flag, a referrer of the site's own invention — rather than one of the well-known tracking ones.

The rest of the URL is left alone. Parameters you did not name keep their order and their values, the path is untouched, and only what you asked for is dropped.

Be careful with parameters that look disposable but are not. An id, a page number, a search term or a language code usually changes what the page shows, and removing it will change or break the destination.

Common uses

  • Dropping a session id before sharing a link.
  • Removing a site-specific referrer parameter.
  • Normalising a list of URLs so duplicates collapse.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the URL cleaner?
The cleaner removes a built-in list of known tracking parameters. This one removes whatever you name, which is what you need for site-specific parameters.
Will removing a parameter break the page?
It can. Parameters like id, page, q or lang usually determine what the page shows. Only remove what you know is incidental.
Can I process a whole list?
Yes. Put one URL per line and they are all handled together.

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