Make cleaner links part of your iPhone sharing routine

Start with a page you already plan to send

Open an article, product, or other page with a URL. Tap the Share button and look for CleanSend among the available options.

Share menus depend on the app and the content being shared. A page URL is the useful starting point for this workflow; a photo-only share is a different kind of input.

Clean first, then choose the recipient

Choose CleanSend for the link. After cleaning, use the resulting sharing flow to send it to your preferred destination. You can keep the same messaging or email app you already use.

Try a tagged article link for the first run. Open the cleaned address once and check that it reaches the page you intended. This gives you a familiar example for future sharing.

1. Open a webpage on iPhone.
2. Tap Share and choose CleanSend.
3. Let CleanSend clean the URL.
4. Choose the destination in the resulting share flow.

Make the option easier to find

Apple lets you change which supported sharing options appear and reorder favorites. Where the menu offers More and Edit, look for CleanSend and add the available option to your favorites.

Apple notes that sharing customizations apply within the app you are using. If your everyday browser and another app show different menus, check each one rather than expecting a single global arrangement.

Use the clipboard when a share option is missing

Copy the page URL, open CleanSend, and paste it into the app. This provides another route when the source app does not expose the sharing option you expected.

Once the routine feels natural, use custom rules for the unusual tracking parameters you have identified. Keep parameters that select the actual page or product, and revisit cleaned links in local history when needed.