URL parser
Paste a link to split it into parts: protocol, domain, port, path and decoded query parameters. Edit, add or remove parameters and copy the new link.
How to parse a URL
- Paste the link; leaving out https:// is fine.
- Read each part of the link and the query parameters, decoded so they are easy to read.
- Edit, add or remove parameters, then copy the new link or tap "Use this URL".
Frequently asked questions
The part of a link after the ?, written name=value and joined with &, such as ?q=shirt&page=2. Websites use them to know what you searched for, which page you are on or which campaign sent you (the utm_… parameters).
Accented letters and special characters are encoded as %XX inside links. The tool decodes them so you can read them, for example caf%C3%A9 is café.
Yes. Tap the bin next to utm_source, utm_medium and the others, then copy the new link — it still opens the same page, just shorter.
It is how a domain with accents or non-Latin letters (such as münchen.de) is written for computers. The tool also shows the readable form next to it.
It is completely free and needs no sign-up.
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