Paste campaign rows from a spreadsheet and generate UTM tracking URLs in bulk. Everything runs in your browser.
Paste up to 500 rows. Your CSV stays in this browser and is never uploaded.
Generate and validate many URLs without repetitive form entry.
Start with one row per destination and campaign variation. Paste the CSV content into the tool, generate the batch, and download a new file. Each row uses the same URL rules as the single UTM builder: missing protocols receive https, existing query parameters remain in place, and existing UTM parameters are replaced rather than duplicated.
The required columns are url, utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign. Optional utm_term and utm_content columns can be empty. Keep the headers in the first row and avoid merged spreadsheet cells. Quoted CSV values and commas inside quoted cells are supported.
The generated file includes a status and warning column. A valid row has the required values and no naming warnings. A needs_review row still produces a URL but may contain spaces, uppercase letters, an uncommon medium, or another consistency issue. Error rows lack required data or contain an invalid destination. Filter by status in your spreadsheet before distributing links.
The tool does not upload your CSV or campaign data. Processing and file creation happen in the current browser tab. The 500-row limit keeps the MVP responsive on ordinary devices. For repeatable agency workflows, keep the source spreadsheet as your approved campaign record and treat the downloaded CSV as generated output.
Practical guidance for cleaner campaign tracking and more consistent analytics.
Each CSV needs url, utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign columns. utm_term and utm_content are optional. Header names are case-insensitive.
No. CSV parsing, URL generation, validation, and download all happen locally in your browser.
This MVP processes up to 500 campaign rows at a time. Larger batches are blocked so browser performance stays predictable.
Yes. The output adds generated_url, validation_status, and validation_warnings columns and downloads as a new CSV file.
Yes. Arrange your columns using the sample format, export or copy them as CSV, process them here, and import the downloaded result back into your spreadsheet.
Team templates, saved naming rules, and reusable campaign presets are outside this MVP. Your click helps us understand which workflow deserves deeper development.