URL Parser

Free online tool to parse URLs into components like protocol, host, port, path, query, and hash, and analyze query parameters. It auto-adds https:// when missing and uses the browser URL API for encoding.

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Last updated: 2026 · Free online tool

What is URL Parser?

Free online tool to parse URLs into components like protocol, host, port, path, query, and hash, and analyze query parameters. It auto-adds https:// when missing and uses the browser URL API for encoding.

How to Use

1
Enter URL— Enter the URL to analyze. The protocol is auto-added if missing.
2
Check Components— Each component (protocol, host, path, hash, etc.) is displayed as a card.
3
Check Parameters— Query parameters are displayed as a key-value table.
4
Copy— Use the copy button on each component to copy the desired value.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, if no protocol is provided, https:// is automatically added.

Protocol, hostname, port, path, query string, hash, authentication info (username/password), and origin are analyzed.

Currently, parameters are displayed in read-only mode. An editing feature is planned for a future update.

Yes, the browser's URL API automatically handles encoding/decoding.

No. All parsing is done using the browser's built-in URL API.

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