Bundle a URL, source, UTC time and file SHA-256 into one checkable JSON record.
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Archive Link Builder
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Use Archive Link Builder
What it does
Preserve a phishing page before it disappears: get Save now, latest copy and all captures links for the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine and archive.today, with tracking parameters stripped.
It runs entirely in your browser: nothing you enter is uploaded.
Example
A phishing URL with tracking parameters
https://login-example.com/verify?utm_source=sms&fbclid=abc&id=7An archived copy is public and permanent. Archive the scam page, never a link that carries your own login, reset or unsubscribe token.
hxxps://login-example[.]com/verify?id=7
Removed: utm_source, fbclid
Wayback Machine
Save now
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in Wayback Machine (new tab)
Latest copy
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in Wayback Machine (new tab)
All captures
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in Wayback Machine (new tab)
archive.today
Save now
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in archive.today (new tab)
Latest copy
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in archive.today (new tab)
All captures
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in archive.today (new tab)Removes utm_source and fbclid, keeps id=7, and builds six links: Save now, Latest copy and All captures for the Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) and for archive.today (archive.ph).
FAQ
Does this page contact the archives?
No. It only builds links. The archive sees the URL when you open one of them; Save now asks it to capture the page at that moment, and archive.today may ask for a captcha first.
Why remove tracking parameters?
Parameters such as utm_source, fbclid or gclid only say how the link was shared. Removing them gives a cleaner, more general URL and finds existing captures more often; the parameters that make the page work are kept.
Is anything unsafe to archive?
Yes: a link that carries your own token, such as a password-reset, unsubscribe or magic-login link. Archived copies are public and permanent, so the tool flags parameters like token, code, key or email; archive the scam page, not your personal link.