Un Google Link: Extract Google Redirect URLs Online
Un Google Link extracts and fully decodes destination URLs from Google redirect and tracking links, including google.com/url?q=, /imgres, AMP, and webcache links. Paste multiple links, one per line, and choose whether to remove common tracking parameters such as ved, usg, utm_*, fbclid, and gclid. Processing happens in your browser, and the destination is never fetched.
Un Google Link is a browser-based Google redirect URL extractor that finds the real destination behind Google redirect and tracking links. Use it to convert a wrapped Google link into a fully URL-decoded destination without manually inspecting its URL parameters. It accepts multiple links at once, with one link per line.
The tool recognizes Google link patterns such as google.com/url?q=, /imgres, AMP, and webcache URLs. It extracts the destination and decodes it, then can optionally strip common tracking parameters, including ved, usg, sa, ei, oq, utm_*, fbclid, and gclid. The destination is never fetched as part of this process.
Google redirect URLs can include parameters that wrap or track a destination, while the extracted URL points to the intended destination. Removing common tracking parameters can make a link cleaner to share or review. Extracting the destination is useful when you need to see where a link leads without navigating through its redirect.
Un Google Link runs entirely in your browser. Your input is processed on your device, with no data sent to a server, and the destination URL is not fetched. The tool works offline once the page has loaded, so you can process links without a continuing network connection.
This tool is useful for developers, DevOps engineers, and anyone who needs to inspect, decode, or clean up Google links. Use it for a single URL or a newline-separated batch, whether you are preparing links for documentation, reviewing search results, or sharing cleaner destinations.
Step 1: Paste or enter one or more Google redirect or tracking URLs. Put each link on its own line to process multiple links at once.
Step 2: Choose whether to remove common tracking parameters. The supported list includes ved, usg, sa, ei, oq, utm_*, fbclid, and gclid.
Step 3: Run the tool to extract and fully URL-decode each destination. The destination itself is not fetched.
Step 4: Review the resulting links to confirm they point to the destinations you expect.
Step 5: Copy the results for use in your browser, notes, or development workflow.
Use case: Clean up links copied from Google search results by extracting the destination behind a redirect URL.
Use case: Process a batch of links from a text file or message by putting one URL on each line.
Use case: Remove common tracking parameters when sharing links or preparing them for documentation.
Use case: Inspect a Google redirect destination without fetching the destination page itself.
Use case: Work with Google redirect and tracking links on a machine where you cannot install local tools.
Use case: Handle links containing internal information without uploading them to a third-party service; processing stays in your browser.
Use case: Decode destination URLs from supported Google link formats, including google.com/url?q=, /imgres, AMP, and webcache links.