Build a UTM campaign link without signing in
Enter the destination page, traffic source, medium and campaign name. The form builds a tagged URL you can copy. It does not shorten the URL or prove that a sale happened; it labels the destination so your analytics tool can identify where a visit came from.
Generated URL
Which parameters matter?
Use utm_source for the source, such as instagram; utm_medium for the channel, such as social or cpc; and utm_campaign for a stable campaign name such as ramadan-offer. Add utm_content to compare creatives and utm_term when a keyword distinction is useful. Keep naming consistent so one campaign does not split into several report rows.
A URL example
If your destination is https://example.com/menu and your Instagram campaign is for Ramadan, the result could be https://example.com/menu?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ramadan-menu. Open it to confirm the destination works, then use it in your campaign. You can shorten it later if its length makes sharing awkward.
What will analytics show?
Analytics installed on your destination can read these parameters when a visit is collected under its configuration. UTM parameters do not themselves prove a purchase and cannot replace analytics setup on your website. See the UTM guide for a consistent naming approach.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a Zayenha account to build a UTM URL?
No. The public form on this page works without signing in.
Will UTM change the page visitors see?
Usually not; it is part of the requested URL. Test your destination because websites can handle query parameters differently.