URL Parser
Parse any URL into its components — protocol, hostname, port, path, query parameters, hash and more. Extracts all query string key-value pairs individually.
✅ Free ⚙️ Full Parse 🔍 Query Params 🔒 Private
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URL Parser & Analyser⚙️
Full URL Parsing
Protocol, hostname, port, path, query, hash, username and password all extracted.
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Query Parameter Breakdown
Each key-value pair shown individually with copy buttons.
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TLD & Subdomain
Extracts the top-level domain and subdomain separately.
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Private
Parsing uses the browser's built-in URL API. Nothing sent anywhere.
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Loads instantly and shows exactly what I needed. No ads, no sign-up. This is bookmarked permanently.
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Sara K.
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Clean, accurate and fast. The copy buttons save so much time — I use this in my daily dev workflow.
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Dan M.
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Best version of this tool I've found. The breakdown is thorough and easy to read even for non-technical users.
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Laura B.
2 weeks ago
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Incredibly useful. The information shown here helped me debug a browser compatibility issue in minutes.
Web Tools📖 How to Use
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Paste a URL
Enter any URL including complex ones with query strings and fragments.
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Try the sample
Click "Complex Sample" to see all components with a rich example URL.
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Read the breakdown
Each component listed with its value — copy any field you need.
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Check query params
Scroll to the Query Parameters section for key-value pair extraction.
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❓ FAQ
What are the components of a URL?+
A URL has: scheme/protocol (https://), userinfo (user:pass@), hostname (example.com), port (:8080), path (/page), query string (?key=value), and fragment/hash (#section). Not all components are required.
What is a URL query string?+
The query string starts with ? and contains key=value pairs separated by &. For example, ?q=hello&lang=en has two parameters: q=hello and lang=en. Query strings pass data between pages and APIs.
What is URL encoding?+
URL encoding replaces unsafe characters with % followed by their hex code. Spaces become %20, & becomes %26. This ensures special characters don't break URL parsing. The browser's URL API handles this automatically.
What is the URL fragment (hash)?+
The fragment (#section) is the part after # in a URL. It identifies a specific section within a page and is processed entirely by the browser — it's never sent to the server. Used for single-page app routing and page anchors.
What is the difference between hostname and host?+
Hostname is just the domain (example.com). Host includes the port if non-standard (example.com:8080). For standard ports (80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS), host equals hostname.