LinkClean – URL Cleaner

About this app

LinkClean strips tracking junk from any link, so what you share is the clean destination — not a trail of who shared it, from where, and when. Paste a link and LinkClean instantly removes tracking parameters like utm_source, fbclid, gclid, and dozens more. You see exactly what was taken out and what's left, then copy a clean link with a single tap. CLEAN FROM ANYWHERE You don't have to open the app to clean a link: • Share Sheet — tap Share in any app, pick Clean URL, and the tidied link is on your clipboard • Safari — clean the link of the page you're on right from the toolbar, then copy it, copy as Markdown, or share • Shortcuts & Siri — clean links inside your own automations, hands-free • Control Center & Home Screen widget — one tap cleans whatever you've copied • Copy link as… — plain, Markdown [title](url) with the page title filled in, or your own format CLEANING THAT GOES DEEPER LinkClean does more than trim the obvious tags: • Unwraps redirect links to find and clean the real destination • Strips trackers hiding after the # in a link • Expands short links too — turn on Short-Link Expansion and LinkClean follows bit.ly, t.co, and the like to the real page before cleaning it (free, off by default, and the one feature that reaches the web — always your choice) SCAN & MAKE QR CODES • Scan a QR code to clean the link hidden inside it • Turn any clean link into a fresh QR code to share SEE YOUR IMPACT Every clean shows a calm summary of how many trackers were removed — tap to see exactly which ones, and tap a leftover to strip it from now on. The Statistics dashboard adds it all up over time, with a privacy card you can share. MAKE IT YOURS • Turn the built-in tracker list on or off • Add your own parameters to always remove • Keep a searchable History of everything you've cleaned — copy, share, re-clean, or reopen any link, and tap one to see exactly what changed, before and after ONE PURCHASE, YOURS FOREVER LinkClean is free to use: unlimited cleaning, the Share Sheet and Shortcuts actions, one custom rule of your own, and your last 7 days of History. LinkClean Pro unlocks your own copy formats, unlimited custom rules, and your full History archive — a single one-time purchase. No subscription, no account, nothing recurring. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Cleaning happens entirely on your device, and the full links you clean never leave it — not the path, the parameters, or any values. The one exception is Short-Link Expansion, which reaches the web only when you switch it on. LinkClean uses only anonymous, aggregate analytics to learn which features matter; the one thing it notes about a cleaned link is its site domain (like youtube.com), never the full link. See the privacy policy for the full picture. Built for iOS 26 with a fast, native, Liquid Glass interface. — Privacy Policy: https://ken0nek.com/apps/linkclean/privacy-policy/

LinkClean strips tracking junk from any link, so what you share is the clean destination. • Clean any link instantly — utm_source, fbclid, gclid, and dozens more • See who set each tracker you removed — the company behind it and the year it appeared, with an explainer a tap away • Clean without opening the app — Share Sheet, the Safari toolbar, Shortcuts and Siri, Control Center, and a Home Screen widget • Copy it your way — plain, Markdown with the page title filled in, or your own format with Pro • Cleaning that goes deeper — unwraps redirect links, strips trackers hiding after the #, and expands short links when you switch it on • With Pro — your link library: save a cleaned link with your own note, pin the ones that matter, and keep them even after you clear your history • Scan and create QR codes, keep a searchable History that shows each link before and after, and watch the totals add up on Statistics This update broadens tracker coverage and smooths out a few rough edges. Cleaning happens on your device.

Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.

1. First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 2:39 AM Free