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URL Parser

Parse URLs into their individual components including protocol, domain, path, query parameters, and fragments. This tool helps you understand URL structure, extract specific parts of URLs, and debug URL-related issues.

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When to use this tool

You need to quickly break down a URL into components.

You want to verify query parameters or path segments.

Examples

Parse a tracking URL

Input

https://example.com/shop/item?id=42&utm_source=mail

Output

Protocol: https
Host: example.com
Path: /shop/item
Query: id=42, utm_source=mail

Query parameters are decoded for readability.

Developer use cases

Inspect redirect URLs for unexpected parameters.

Validate URL structure before sending to an API.

Common mistakes to avoid

Parsing relative URLs without a base URL in mind.

Mixing encoded and decoded values when inspecting queries.

Format and behavior notes

Supports absolute and relative URLs.

Query strings are parsed into key/value pairs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I parse a URL?

Paste a URL into the input field and the tool will automatically break it down into its components: protocol, host, path, query string, and fragment.

What URL components are shown?

The tool displays protocol (http/https), host/domain, port, path, query parameters, and fragment/hash.

Can I parse relative URLs?

Yes, the tool can parse both absolute URLs (with protocol) and relative URLs (paths only).