URL Parser
Parse a full URL into protocol, hostname, port, path, query parameters, and fragment with browser-side processing.
Ready to use
Browser-side · no account · results stay on this page
A URL parser splits a URL into protocol, hostname, port, path, query, and fragment.
This tool does not open or fetch the URL.
Use complete URLs
Include the protocol, such as https://.
Check encoded values
Pair this with URL decoding when query values are percent encoded.
Example
https://example.com/a?x=1#top splits into host, path, query, and hash.
Assumption
The input is a complete URL rather than a bare domain.
Limitation
It does not test whether the URL is reachable or safe.
QA logs
Inspect URLs from reports.
Campaign checks
Review path and query pieces.
Debugging
Break down redirect targets.
Docs
Explain URL structure.
Does this fetch the URL?
No. It only parses the text of the URL with browser-side processing and does not make a network request.
Can it parse query parameters?
Yes. Query parameters are listed as key and value pairs.
Does it replace the URL query parser?
No. The URL parser summarizes the whole URL, while the query parser focuses on parameter cleanup and repeated keys.
How is URL parsing processed?
URL parsing uses browser URL APIs for this tool based on the current public implementation.
Does this fetch the URL?
No. It only parses the text of the URL with browser-side processing and does not make a network request.
Can it parse query parameters?
Yes. Query parameters are listed as key and value pairs.
Does it replace the URL query parser?
No. The URL parser summarizes the whole URL, while the query parser focuses on parameter cleanup and repeated keys.
How is URL parsing processed?
URL parsing uses browser URL APIs for this tool based on the current public implementation.
Suggested workflow
URL QA workflow
Parse the full URL, inspect query parameters, then decode values if needed.