📌 Overview

Break any URL into its protocol, host, port, path, query parameters and fragment. Inspect and debug links without writing code.

🔗 URL Parser

Break any URL into its protocol, host, port, path, query parameters and fragment. Inspect and debug links without writing code.

URL

Paste a URL and click Parse.

🔒 All processing happens in your browser. No data is uploaded to any server.

📋 How to Use

Paste a full URL into the box.
Click "Parse".
Read each component in the result list.
Copy individual parts as needed.

❓ FAQ

Does it decode percent-encoded characters?

Yes. Query parameter values are automatically URL-decoded so you can read them clearly.

What if the URL is invalid?

The parser uses the browser's built-in URL parser; invalid input shows an error instead of partial results.

Can I see query params as a list?

Yes. Each key–value pair is listed separately for easy inspection.

❓ More Questions

Does it decode percent-encoding?

Yes - query parameter values are automatically decoded so they are easy to read.

What if the URL is invalid?

It uses the browser's built-in URL parser, which throws an error on invalid input rather than returning a broken result.

💡 Use Cases

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Debug Links

Inspect confusing redirect URLs.

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API Work

Check query params before a request.

📋

Extract just the path to paste elsewhere.

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📖 Deep Dive: URL Parser

Why parse URLs

When debugging APIs, tracing redirects, or building links, you often need to confirm each part of a URL is correct. Splitting a long URL by eye easily misses parameters.

How it works

The tool uses the browser's native URL interface to split the string into structured fields (protocol, host, port, path, query, hash) and decodes the query parameters.

A quick example

Paste a promotional link with tracking parameters, click parse, and you can clearly see the real domain, path, and the hidden utm parameters.