Strip Hash From URL

Remove everything after the # symbol to return clean URLs for sharing and audits.

URLs to strip hashes from

Paste one URL per line; everything after # is removed.

Processing happens locally; your URLs never leave this page.

Clean URL outputHash fragments removed, ready for sharing.

0 lines in0 lines outN/A runtime

Typical lists process in under 1ms on modern browsers.

How to remove URL hashes

Clean URLs in 3 steps

Takes ~5 seconds
  1. 1
    Paste your URLs

    Add one URL per line in the input field.

  2. 2
    Strip hashes

    Click "Strip hashes" to remove fragments.

  3. 3
    Copy or download

    Save the cleaned URLs for reports or sharing.

Use clean URLs for analytics reporting and link audits.

Who should use this tool?

  • SEO specialists analyzing backlinks
  • Content teams cleaning shared URLs
  • Developers preparing redirect lists

Examples

Removes the fragment after the hash symbol.

"https://example.com/docs#section-2" -> https://example.com/docs

Keeps the URL unchanged if there is no hash.

"https://site.com/page" -> https://site.com/page

Keeps query strings while removing the fragment.

"https://site.com/page?ref=twitter#pricing" -> https://site.com/page?ref=twitter

Clean URLs without fragments

Hash fragments are useful for page navigation but can clutter analytics and link lists. This tool removes fragments so you can work with canonical URLs.

Use this hash remover to clean URLs for audits, reports, and sharing. Everything runs locally in your browser.

Remove fragments

Hash fragments are useful for navigation but noisy in reports.

  • Strips everything after #
  • Keeps paths intact
  • One URL per line
Works in bulk

Paste a list of URLs and clean them all at once.

  • Fast in-browser parsing
  • Preserves line order
  • Copy or download instantly
Privacy first: we never send your input to a server. Everything runs locally in your browser.

Hash cleanup tips

Keep a canonical URL list for consistent reporting.

  • Remove fragments before exporting link lists.
  • Keep query strings if you still need campaign attribution.
  • Use clean URLs for redirects and canonical tags.