URL Parser

Parse and analyze URLs to extract protocol, hostname, path, query parameters, and more. Perfect for debugging, development, and URL analysis.

Dissect Any URL

Break down complex URLs into clear, manageable components. Debug query strings, verify protocols, and analyze paths with ease.

Decode Params

Automatically separates and decodes query parameters into a readable key-value list.

Standard Compliant

Follows the WHATWG URL standard for consistent and accurate parsing results.

Component View

See every part of the URL isolated: Protocol, Hostname, Port, Path, Hash, and Origin.

Easy Copy

Quickly copy individual URL components or parameters to your clipboard with one click.

How this URL Parser works

This developer utility breaks down uniform resource locators (URLs) into their constituent parts: protocol, hostname, port, path, query parameters, and hash fragment. Use it to debug complex tracking URLs, analyze UTM parameters, or verify link structures. It decodes encoded characters (URL decoding) for readability. The tool provides a clean, structured view of the URL components, making it easier to spot errors or extract specific data points.

How to Use

1

Paste URL

Enter any URL to analyze.

2

Review Parts

See protocol, host, path, hash, and origin.

3

Copy Values

Copy individual fields or query parameters.

Example Usage

Parsing a URL into its components.

Input
https://example.com/page?id=123
Output
Protocol: https Host: example.com Path: /page Query: id=123

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a URL Parser do?
It breaks a URL into readable parts like protocol, hostname, port, path, query parameters, hash, and origin. Developers use it to debug redirects, tracking links, and API URLs.
Does this tool make any network requests?
No. It only parses the URL string locally in your browser. It does not fetch the URL or contact the domain.
Can it parse incomplete or relative URLs?
It can parse many incomplete URLs, but results can vary when a protocol or hostname is missing. For best results, include the full URL (like https://example.com/path).
Are query parameters decoded?
When possible, values are shown decoded for readability. If your URL contains percent-encoding, you may still see encoded sequences depending on input format.
Is this URL Parser secure?
Yes. It runs 100% client-side, so your URL stays in your browser and is not uploaded to a server.

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