A URL packs a lot of structure into one string — protocol, host, port, path, query parameters and fragment. This parser breaks any URL into those parts and lists every query parameter separately, instantly and locally.
How to use it
- Paste a full URL.
- Each component is listed separately.
- Query parameters are shown as a readable table.
- Copy any part you need.
About URL Parser
When debugging redirects, building API calls, or inspecting tracking links, you often need to see a URL’s structure clearly — especially the query string, which can hide dozens of parameters in one line. Reading them by eye is error-prone. This parser uses the browser’s native URL API to split everything reliably and decode each parameter, so you can see exactly what a link contains. It runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
FAQ
What parts does it show?
Protocol, host, port, pathname, the full query string and each parameter, plus the fragment (hash).
Does it decode parameters?
Yes. Percent-encoded values are shown decoded so they are readable.
What parts of a URL can this tool show?
It breaks a URL into its protocol, host, port, path, each query parameter and the fragment. This is handy for debugging API calls, inspecting tracking parameters, or understanding how a link is constructed.