URL Parser
Parse any URL into its components — protocol, hostname, path, query parameters, hash, and more with copy-to-clipboard. Host, path, query, and fragment split with decoding — debug redirect chains precisely. Runs locally, free, no signup.
How to Use the URL Parser
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Frequently Asked Questions
What components does it parse?
Protocol (http/https), hostname, port, pathname, query parameters, hash fragment, and authentication info. Each component is displayed separately with its value.
Can I parse URLs with query strings?
Yes. Query parameters are extracted and displayed as key-value pairs. Multiple parameters, encoded values, and complex query strings are all handled correctly.
Does it handle encoded characters?
Yes. Percent-encoded characters (%20, %E2%80%A6) are decoded and displayed in their readable form. The original encoded form is also shown.
Can I copy individual components?
Yes. Each parsed component has a copy-to-clipboard button for easy reuse. Copy the full URL or just the hostname, path, or query string.
When using URL Parser, is the parsing done locally?
Yes. All parsing happens in your browser using the URL API. No URL data is sent to any server.
What filenames and cleanup are involved?
Download saves url-parsed.json (the 10 component rows plus a Query Parameters object) and the blob URL is revoked 1000 ms later. Empty Port renders as (default); empty Search, Hash, Username and Password render as (none).
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Last updated October 2026