Reroute

Paste any link, get it back clean — tracking junk stripped, redirect wrappers unwrapped, AMP removed.

A shared link is often carrying more than the destination. Tracking parameters attach the campaign that sent you and, on some platforms, an identifier tied to the person who shared it — which means forwarding a link can forward a fact about you.

Redirect wrappers add a second layer, routing through a click-counting domain before arriving. Stripping both leaves a canonical URL that is shorter, more durable and does not report back. AMP is the third case: those pages are served from a cache rather than the publisher, and unwrapping them gets you to the original.