Amazon product links arrive loaded with tracking: session IDs, referral codes, search keywords and long parameter chains that make a simple product link look suspicious and break when pasted into some apps. This tool strips all of that away. Paste any Amazon product link and it returns the shortest working form: the store domain plus /dp/ plus the product’s 10-character ASIN. If your link carries your own affiliate tag and you tick the box, the tag is kept and everything else is still removed, so your commission tracking survives the clean-up.
What an ASIN is and why the short form works
Every product Amazon sells has an ASIN, a 10-character code that identifies that exact product. The address amazon.com/dp/ followed by the ASIN is Amazon’s own canonical product address, and it works in every country store with that store’s domain. All the extra text after the ASIN in a shared link is either tracking or search context, and none of it is needed to open the product page. That is why the cleaned link is safe to share: it points at the same product, with nothing extra attached.
Which link shapes are recognised
The tool reads the common Amazon address shapes: /dp/ links, /gp/product/ links, /gp/aw/d/ links, old /exec/obidos/ASIN/ links, and links that carry the ASIN as an asin= parameter. It also keeps the store domain you pasted, so a .co.uk link stays .co.uk and a .com.mx link stays .com.mx. If the address contains no ASIN at all, for example a search results page or a storefront page, the tool says so plainly instead of guessing, because inventing a product code would send your readers to the wrong page.
Affiliate tags: kept only when you ask
By default the tool removes everything, including affiliate tags, because most people cleaning a link want it neutral. If you earn commission and your link has a tag parameter, tick the box and the tool keeps exactly that one tag on the cleaned link. It does not add a tag, invent one, or swap yours for anyone else’s. For swapping one affiliate ID for another across many links at once, use the affiliate ID strip-and-swap tool on this site instead.
Sharing tips
Clean links look more trustworthy in messages, bios and printed material, and they survive pasting into apps that truncate long URLs. They also avoid the common failure where an old session ID in a copied link shows the reader someone else’s cart or search. The tool runs fully in your browser: your links are never uploaded or stored anywhere.
Country stores, short domains and old link styles
Amazon runs separate stores for many countries, and a product’s ASIN is usually the same across them, but the link is not: a .com link opens the United States store, while a reader in Spain or Mexico may prefer the local store and its local price. Cleaning keeps the domain you pasted, so share the store your audience actually shops in rather than converting everything to .com by habit. Short amzn.to links are a different thing: they are Amazon’s own shortener and they already hide the parameters, but they also hide the destination, which some readers distrust. A clean /dp/ link is transparent and short at the same time, which is the better combination for most sharing. Old smile.amazon.com charity links no longer redirect to a charity programme, so if you still see smile links in old content, cleaning them to the plain store domain is a sensible tidy-up. Finally, never clean a link and then re-add parameters by hand from memory: a mistyped tag earns nothing and can break the address. Let the tool keep the tag when it is present, and check the result by opening it once.
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