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URL Parser Runs in your browser. No input data is sent to our server.

Paste a URL into the editor, parse it instantly, and inspect each part of the address in a readable output block. This page is useful for debugging redirects, query strings, tracking parameters, and integration links.

Parsed URL details

Paste content and run the tool instantly.

This tool runs entirely in your browser, so you can inspect, transform, or generate developer text without sending it to a remote processing service.

Parse URLs Online

Parse URLs online to inspect the protocol, host, path, query parameters, hash, and origin in your browser. Paste any URL and the tool breaks it into every component — hostname, port, pathname, search string, individual query parameters with decoded values, and the hash fragment — useful for debugging redirects, OAuth callbacks, tracking links, and API endpoints.

How to use URL Parser

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Paste content into the url input panel.

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Run the tool to generate the parsed url details.

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Copy or download the result once it looks right.

Why this helps in real workflows

Checking which parameters are attached to a tracking or affiliate link.

Debugging a redirect URL where the destination path doesn't match what was expected.

Inspecting an OAuth callback URL to confirm the code and state parameters are present.

Breaking apart a long API endpoint URL to understand each component before testing it.

Common problems and fixes

The URL is redirecting somewhere unexpected.

Parse both the source and destination URLs to compare the path and query string components side by side.

Query parameter values look encoded and hard to read.

The parser decodes percent-encoded values in the query parameter section, so %20 becomes a space and %2F becomes a slash.

The URL contains credentials and I need to check them.

Credentials embedded in a URL appear as username and password fields in the parsed output. This tool runs locally — nothing is sent to a server.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I parse a URL?

Paste the URL into the input box, run the parser, and review the protocol, host, path, query string, and hash details.

Will the URL parser show query parameters separately?

Yes. The output includes a dedicated query-parameter section so it is easier to inspect keys and values.

What parts of a URL does the parser return?

href, origin, protocol, username, password, host, hostname, port, pathname, search string, hash, and each query parameter as a decoded key-value pair.

Does the parser decode percent-encoded characters?

Yes. The query parameter section shows decoded values so %20 becomes a space and %2F becomes a forward slash.

Can I parse a URL with credentials in it?

Yes. Username and password embedded in the URL appear in the output. This tool runs in your browser and doesn't send the URL to a server.

Is this URL parser free?

Yes. It is free to use in your browser.