Analyze, inspect, and edit URL structures in real time. Paste any URL to immediately extract its protocol, host, port, path, and hash. You can also edit, delete, or add query parameters to rebuild the updated URL automatically.
Key Features of URL Parser
- Breaks down URLs Separates protocol, host, port, path, parameters, and hash/fragment structures automatically.
- Interactive Editing Allows direct inline adding, editing, and deleting of key-value query parameter pairs.
- Instant Rebuilding Automatically re-compiles modified parameters back into a standard formatted absolute URL.
URL Parser Examples
Extracting complex queries
Parse campaign query strings from long-form analytics targets.
Input
https://example.com/shop?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email#checkoutOutput
Host: example.com, Parameters: [utm_source: newsletter, utm_medium: email], Hash: #checkoutHow to Use URL Parser
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1. Paste a Full URL
Paste any URL into the input field; the parser breaks it down right away.
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2. View the Parsed Components
See the protocol, hostname, port, path, query parameters, and fragment displayed separately.
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3. Edit Params and Copy
Modify individual query parameters and copy the rebuilt URL to your clipboard.
Common Use Cases for URL Parser
- UTM Tag Auditing Analyze and clean up nested Google Analytics campaign trackers and UTM parameters.
- API Endpoint Debugging Inspect query strings and paths of complicated JSON REST API request calls.
- Log File Query Parsing Quickly extract and preview individual query segments from server request files.
The Technical Details
Employs browser-native URL and URLSearchParams interfaces to instantiate URL structures client-side in the sandbox.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are query strings parsed?
The tool splits the query string on & and parses each key=value pair using the URLSearchParams API.
Can I parse URLs with credentials?
Yes. If the URL includes a username and password (username:password@host), they are extracted and displayed.
Is any data sent to a server?
No. All parsing runs in your browser using the native URL API; nothing is transmitted.
What is the difference between relative and absolute URLs?
Absolute URLs include the protocol and host (https://example.com/path). Relative URLs are paths relative to the current page (/path or ../other). This tool requires absolute URLs.