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URL Parser

Parse and analyze URL components (protocol, host, path, query params)

Enter a URL and click Parse to analyze

About This Tool

URL Parser is a free online tool that breaks down any URL into its individual components. URLs can be complex, containing protocols, domains, ports, paths, query parameters, and fragments. This tool parses any URL you enter and displays each component in a clear, readable format. It's useful for debugging API endpoints, analyzing tracking parameters in marketing campaigns, inspecting SEO-related URL structures, or simply understanding how URLs are constructed. Web developers frequently need to extract query parameters for API requests, verify URL configurations, or troubleshoot routing issues in web applications. The tool automatically parses URLs as you type, providing instant results with no extra clicks needed. All processing happens in your browser — your URLs are never sent to any server.

How to Use

  1. Paste a URL into the input field.
  2. The tool automatically parses and displays all URL components.
  3. View the protocol, hostname, port, pathname, search params, and hash.
  4. Query parameters are shown as key-value pairs for easy reading.
  5. Click 'Copy' to copy any component value.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tool extracts all standard URL components including the protocol (http or https), hostname, port number, pathname, search or query parameters, and hash or fragment. Query parameters are additionally displayed as key-value pairs for easy reading and analysis.
No. The tool requires absolute URLs that include the protocol (such as http:// or https://) and a hostname. Relative URLs like '/about' or '?page=2' cannot be parsed because they lack the full context needed for component extraction.
Yes. URL-encoded characters in query parameters (such as %20 for spaces or %3D for equals signs) are automatically decoded for readability. This makes it much easier to understand the actual values being passed in the URL query string.
Yes. All parsing happens entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Your URLs are never transmitted to any server, stored anywhere, or shared with third parties. Any sensitive information in your URLs remains completely private.
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