Free UTM builder.
Tag a link so your analytics can tell which channel sent each visitor. Start from a preset for Instagram, TikTok, or a newsletter, then adjust the fields.
Paste a link above to build the tagged version.
How to use it in your bio
- Make one tagged link per channel. Put the Instagram version in your Instagram bio and the TikTok version in your TikTok bio, both pointing at the same page.
- Keep values lowercase and reuse them exactly. Analytics tools treat Instagram and instagram as two different sources.
- Use utm_content to tell two links in the same place apart, like a story sticker and a bio link.
- Check the results in the analytics for the site the link lands on. dxd.link Creator analytics show referrers for your page.
Questions
What are UTM parameters?
Five optional query parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content) that analytics tools read to group visits by where they came from.
Which fields are required?
This builder asks for source, medium, and campaign, the three most reports group by. Term and content are optional.
Will UTM tags break my link?
No. They are added to the query string and ignored by the page itself. Existing query parameters and the #section part of your link are kept.
Should I tag the link in my bio?
Tag it when the page you link to runs analytics that read UTM tags. Instagram and TikTok often send little referrer data, so a tag is the clearest way to see bio traffic.
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