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URL Parser
Break a URL into protocol, host, path, query parameters, hash, and more directly in your browser. Parsing stays on the page, so the URL is never uploaded or stored in server memory.
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Path segments
Each non-empty piece of the path after splitting on /.
| # | Decoded segment |
|---|---|
| No path segments yet. | |
Query parameters
Decoded key/value pairs from the query string. Repeated keys are shown on separate rows.
| # | Key | Value |
|---|---|---|
| No query parameters yet. | ||
What this tool does
It parses a URL and shows the meaningful pieces separately, including the protocol, origin, host, path, query string, and hash.
Why it is private
The parsing happens entirely inside your browser, so pasted URLs are not uploaded, logged by the tool, or stored in server memory.
What it is useful for
- Inspecting links during debugging or API work.
- Understanding where a query parameter or hash fragment lives.
- Checking whether a host, port, or path is what you expect.
Helpful note
If a pasted value does not include a scheme like https://, you can leave the "assume https" option on and the parser will try that automatically.