Extract the real destination from common Google redirect and tracking links.
Google Redirect URL → Direct Destination
Some Google links wrap the destination URL inside parameters such asq or url. This tool extracts that embedded address when it is present.
It does not bypass login requirements, paywalls, access controls, or unavailable pages. It only unwraps the URL structure.
The tool parses the pasted URL, checks whether it uses a Google hostname, then looks for common destination parameters such as q,url, u, and similar fields.
Embedded URLs are only decoded further when they are not already valid HTTP or HTTPS URLs, which helps preserve meaningful percent-encoding.
If the Google URL has no recognized embedded destination, the tool returns the original URL unchanged.
Yes. Non-Google URLs are returned unchanged.
Yes. It can unwrap an extra encoded layer when the embedded value is not already a valid HTTP or HTTPS URL.
No. Extracting a destination does not check whether the page is available. Any login, payment, or permission requirement still applies.
Yes. Use Open Direct Link after a valid HTTP or HTTPS destination is found.
No. Changing the input clears the previous output so stale links are not shown.
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