URL Parser
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What is URL Parser
A URL parser splits a web address into the pieces a browser actually reads: the protocol (like https), the host, an optional port, the path, the query string with each parameter listed out, and the fragment after the hash. Paste a long, messy link and every part is laid out clearly, so you can read or copy exactly the piece you need.
How to use
- Paste or type a URL into the input box.
- Read the protocol, host, port, path, query and fragment as they are pulled apart.
- Check the query parameters table to see each key and its value.
- Copy any single part with the copy button next to it.
When to use it
Debugging a redirect or a tracking link and need to see what is really inside it? Paste a URL like https://shop.example.com/cart?ref=email&id=42#checkout and every part is broken out, so you can grab the id value or confirm the tracking tags in seconds. Handy for reading API endpoints, cleaning up share links, or checking what a campaign URL passes along.
Frequently asked questions
What does a URL parser show?
It breaks a URL into its protocol, host, port, path, query string and fragment, and lists every query parameter as a key and a value. Each part can be copied on its own.
Does it work with query parameters?
Yes. Every parameter after the question mark is pulled out and shown in a table with its key and decoded value, even when the same key appears more than once.
Can I paste a URL without https?
Yes. If you leave off the scheme, the parser assumes https, so a bare address like example.com/page still breaks apart correctly.
Is my URL sent to a server?
No. Parsing happens entirely in your browser, so the URL never leaves your device. It is safe to paste links that contain tokens or private parameters.
Can I share this tool with my inputs pre-filled?
Yes. The URL updates automatically as you type. Copy it from the address bar or use the Share button, and anyone who opens the link sees your exact inputs ready to go.
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