URL Parser
Parse and analyze URL components
URL Parser is a free online tool from BrowserUtils that parse and analyze url components. It runs entirely in your browser — your data never leaves your device. No account required.
Protocolhttps:
Hostnameexample.com
Port8080
Originhttps://example.com:8080
Pathname/path/to/page
Search?name=test&lang=en
Hash#section
Full URLhttps://example.com:8080/path/to/page?name=test&lang=en#section
Query Parameters
name=test
lang=en
How to use URL Parser
- 1 Paste or type your input into the editor above.
- 2 The tool processes your data instantly — right in your browser, with nothing sent to a server.
- 3 Copy the result with one click or continue editing your input.
About URL Parser
Free online URL parser. Break down any URL into its components: protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment. This tool runs entirely in your browser — your data is never sent to a server. Just paste your input, get instant results, and copy with one click. No sign-up or installation required.
URL Parser specs
- Runtime
- 100% client-side (browser)
- Built on
- WHATWG URL API and Headers/Fetch standards as implemented by modern browsers
- Cost
- Free — no account, no rate limits, no usage caps
- Browser support
- Chrome 90+, Firefox 88+, Safari 14+, Edge 90+
- Part of
- 299 developer tools on BrowserUtils (100% client-side)
Questions
What are the parts of a URL?
A URL consists of a protocol (e.g., https), host (domain name), optional port number, path, query parameters (after the ? symbol), and a fragment (after the # symbol). This tool breaks all of these out automatically.
How do I extract query parameters from a URL?
Paste the full URL into the parser and it will display each query parameter as a separate key-value pair. This is useful for debugging API calls or analyzing tracking links.
Does the URL parser handle encoded characters?
Yes, the parser decodes percent-encoded characters in the URL so you can read query parameter values in plain text instead of seeing %20 or %3D.
Is the URL parser safe for URLs with sensitive tokens?
Yes, parsing happens entirely in your browser. URLs containing API keys, tokens, or session IDs are never sent to any server.
Can I parse localhost and non-standard URLs?
Yes, the parser handles localhost URLs, custom ports, IP addresses, and non-standard protocols. Any string that follows URL structure will be broken into its components.
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