Why clean your Amazon links?
When you copy a product URL from Amazon, it arrives carrying search terms, referral codes, and session junk — 200 characters where 40 would do. Those long links look untrustworthy, break when pasted into some platforms, and occasionally drop parameters that matter. The clean format Amazon actually needs is short: https://www.amazon.com/dp/ASIN?tag=yourtag-20. Just the product and your tag.
What the builder keeps — and strips
It keeps exactly two things: the ASIN (the 10-character product ID) and your tracking tag. Everything else — ref=, keywords=, qid=, sr=, session IDs — is clutter that adds nothing and gets removed. The result is a canonical link that credits you and stays stable.
Your tag decides whether you get paid — and what you learn
The tag isn't just how you earn; it's how you find out what earns. Amazon reports by tracking ID, so if you tag links by where they live — reviews, comparisons, a specific site — your reports become a breakdown of what works. Our Amazon tracking IDs guide lays out a naming system, and it's the same data revenue attribution builds on.
Privacy
This tool is entirely client-side. Nothing you paste — links or tag — leaves your browser. There's no upload, no logging, no account.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make an Amazon affiliate link?
Take the product's ASIN (the 10-character ID in the URL), and build a link like https://www.amazon.com/dp/ASIN?tag=yourtag-20. This tool does that for you: paste the product URL, enter your tracking ID, and it outputs the clean tagged link.
What is an ASIN?
An ASIN (Amazon Standard Identification Number) is the unique 10-character code Amazon gives every product. It appears in product URLs after /dp/ or /gp/product/. The clean link format only needs the ASIN and your tag — everything else in a copied URL is clutter.
Why should I clean my Amazon affiliate links?
Copied Amazon URLs are stuffed with search terms, referral codes, and session parameters that make links long, ugly, and sometimes unreliable. A clean /dp/ASIN?tag= link is short, stable, shareable, and still credits you correctly.
Does this tool store my links or tag?
No. Everything runs entirely in your browser — nothing you paste is sent anywhere. The tool only extracts the product ID and attaches your tag locally.
Which tracking ID should I use?
Whichever matches where the link will live. If you structure your tags by site and content type, you can tell later which content earns. See our tracking IDs guide for a naming system.