Encode / Decode

URL Parser

Paste a URL and get a structured breakdown of every component — protocol, username, password, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment. Query params are parsed into a clean key-value structure, with repeated keys grouped into arrays. You can also paste a bare query string (a=1&b=2) and it'll parse just the parameters.

URL Parser — Break a URL into components and query parameters

What it does

  • ▸Breaks a URL into protocol, auth, host, port, path, query, and fragment
  • ▸Parses query parameters into a structured key-value object
  • ▸Groups repeated query params into arrays (tags=a&tags=b becomes tags: [a, b])
  • ▸Handles bare query strings without a full URL
  • ▸Optional value decoding — toggle to see raw vs decoded parameter values
  • ▸Exports to JSON and CSV for use in other tools

Use cases

  • ▸Debugging a URL with complex query parameters from an analytics platform
  • ▸Extracting specific query params from a redirect URL
  • ▸Checking if a URL's auth credentials are being passed correctly
  • ▸Parsing webhook URLs to verify the callback structure

How it works

1

Paste your URL or query string into the input pane

2

The tool parses it into structured fields displayed in the output

3

Toggle value decoding to see raw or decoded parameter values

4

Export to JSON or CSV if you need the data in another tool

Frequently asked questions

1Can it parse URLs without a protocol?

The URL parser requires a valid URL structure. If you paste a bare query string like a=1&b=2, it handles that too by treating it as query parameters without a full URL.

2How does it handle repeated query parameters?

When the same key appears multiple times (e.g., tags=a&tags=b), the parser groups the values into an array: tags: ["a", "b"]. This matches how most server-side frameworks parse query strings.

3What's the difference between decoded and raw values?

Decoded values have percent-encoding resolved (%20 becomes a space). Raw values show the original encoded form. Toggle the option depending on whether you're debugging the encoding or the actual values.

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