URL Parser
Paste a URL and see its scheme, user, host, port, path, query parameters and fragment. Edit any of them, add or remove parameters, and copy the rebuilt, correctly encoded URL.
Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
A full URL. Without a scheme, https:// is assumed.
Parts
Edit any part: the rebuilt URL below updates.
Origin:
Query parameters
Values are shown decoded. Repeated names are allowed.
Rebuilt URL
How to use it
- Paste a URL. Without a scheme, https:// is assumed.
- Check the parts and the list of query parameters. Repeated names are kept in order.
- Edit a part or a parameter and copy the rebuilt URL, or use it as the new input.
Frequently asked questions
How is the URL parsed?
With the browser’s own URL API, which follows the WHATWG URL standard: the same rules your browser uses to open links.
Why did the port disappear?
The default port of a scheme (443 for https, 80 for http) is dropped, as browsers do. Any other port is kept.
How are parameters encoded?
The rebuilt query uses form encoding: spaces become +, and reserved characters become %XX. The values you see and edit are always the decoded text.
Are credentials in the URL a problem?
Passwords in URLs end up in logs and browser history, so avoid them. This tool only shows them to you; nothing is sent anywhere.
What about non-ASCII host names?
The host is shown in its ASCII (punycode) form, as the URL standard defines. Use the Punycode converter to read it.