URL Parser
Deconstruct URLs into protocol, host, path, parameters, and hash
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The URL Parser breaks down complex web addresses into clearly labeled structural components. Inspect protocols, hostnames, subdomains, port numbers, file paths, query string parameters, and URL fragments with automatic percent-decoding.
How to Parse a URL
- Paste any complete URL (e.g.,
https://example.com:8080/path?ref=google&id=123#overview) into the input field. - Click Parse URL to decompose the address.
- Inspect the breakdown table displaying each parameter key and decoded value.
- Copy individual components or the full parameter table with one click.
Key Features
- Full Component Breakdown: Separates scheme (HTTP/HTTPS), user credentials, hostname, port, pathname, search query, and hash.
- Query Parameter Table: Automatically decodes URL-encoded parameters (e.g., converting
%20to spaces) and presents them in an easy-to-read key-value table. - Malformed URL Detection: Highlights invalid syntax or missing URI schemes.
- Privacy-Safe: Processes your URLs in memory without recording or logging sensitive query tokens.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does the parser handle encoded URL characters?
Yes. Encoded characters like %2F, %3F, and %26 are safely decoded into readable characters in the parameter table.
Can it parse URLs with custom ports and authentication?
Yes. It extracts custom ports (e.g. :8080) and authentication info (e.g. user:pass@host) into dedicated fields.