UTM Builder

A UTM builder creates campaign URLs with tracking parameters such as utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign. These parameters help analytics tools identify where campaign traffic came from and how links were used across different channels.

Groniq supports both guided and advanced campaign URL creation. Advanced mode gives you direct control over source, medium, campaign, content, term and additional tracking parameters, while keeping URL generation and naming consistent.

Yes. Bulk mode lets you create multiple campaign URLs together, add or duplicate rows, paste spreadsheet data, validate links, copy generated URLs and export campaign data to CSV.

Yes. You can create campaign URLs for Google Ads using parameters such as source, medium, campaign, content and term. Groniq also preserves existing query parameters and lets you apply consistent naming rules across generated UTM values.

Yes. Groniq can create campaign URLs for Meta advertising and distinguish traffic sources such as Instagram or Facebook while using tracking values such as paid_social for the campaign medium.

Yes. Check URL lets you inspect an existing campaign link, review its UTM parameters and identify common issues such as missing core parameters, duplicate UTM keys or inconsistent formatting without silently changing the original URL.

Yes. Campaign Workspace lets you keep multiple channel-specific tracking links under the same campaign so campaign naming stays consistent while source, medium, content and other link-level values can differ.

Yes. A generated campaign URL can be turned into a QR code and downloaded as a PNG. QR generation happens locally in the browser and uses the current generated campaign URL.

Groniq Naming Settings let you control how tracking values are formatted. You can use lowercase or preserve the original case, and choose underscores or hyphens as separators. The same naming rules are applied consistently when campaign URLs are generated.

No. The UTM Builder creates tracking URLs but does not currently measure clicks, sessions, conversions or revenue from those links. Analytics platforms on the destination website, such as GA4, can use UTM parameters for campaign attribution.

Saved UTM data is stored locally in your browser. It is not currently presented as cloud-synced storage or cross-device backup.

Yes. When a valid destination URL already contains legitimate query parameters or a URL fragment, the UTM Builder preserves them while adding or updating the campaign tracking parameters.