Collect your campaign destinations
Paste one website URL per line, up to 500. Blank destination lines are ignored; repeated URLs remain separate rows so you can tag different placements.
FREE TOOLS / Bulk UTM Builder
One campaign. A whole batch of links.
Prepare every destination for a launch in one pass. Apply shared campaign tags, distinguish placements with content values, and export a ready-to-use link sheet.
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Prepare your batch
Your URLs and settings stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to generate your result.
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Your campaign batch
Your launch sheet, ready in one pass.
Add your destinations and shared tags to preview and export the complete batch.
| Row | Content | Campaign URL |
|---|
Copy URLs for publishing or LinkSplit’s batch creator. CSV includes destinations, all five campaign fields, and the finished URLs.
FROM INPUT TO LAUNCH
Prepare the whole campaign together.
Apply shared labels and placement details
Set source, medium, and campaign once for the batch. Use a shared content label or enter content overrides in the same order as your destination list.
Export the launch sheet
Preview each destination and its final tagged URL. Copy all URLs for publishing or batch shortening, or download CSV to share the campaign sheet with your team.
How do content overrides match destinations?
The first override line belongs to the first non-blank destination, the second to the second, and so on. Blank or missing override lines use the shared content value. Extra non-blank override lines are rejected so placements do not silently shift.
Are duplicate destinations removed?
No. A single page may need different links for separate creatives or placements. Every non-blank destination line produces a result in the same order.
What happens if one URL is invalid?
The builder reports its original line number and leaves the batch ungenerated. Fix that line and build again so you can export a complete batch without missing rows.
What does the CSV contain?
The CSV includes row number, original normalized destination, the five shared or overridden UTM values, and the final campaign URL. Values that could be interpreted as spreadsheet formulas receive a leading apostrophe in CSV cells; the generated campaign URL retains the actual tag values.