URL Parser Online

Parse and visualize URL components instantly. Extract query parameters, analyze structure, edit and export data.

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How to Parse URLs in 3 Simple Steps

  1. Paste Your URL

    Copy any URL and paste it into the input field. The parser works with any valid URL format.

  2. Instant Parsing

    The tool automatically breaks down your URL into components, highlighting each part with color coding.

  3. Analyze & Export

    View all components, edit parameters, copy individual parts, or export the complete data.

URL Parser Features

  • Complete URL Parsing

    Automatically parses all URL components: protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and hash fragments.

  • Color-Coded Display

    Each URL component is displayed with distinct color coding for easy visual identification and understanding.

  • Parameter Editing

    Add, edit, or delete query parameters with real-time URL preview. Perfect for debugging and testing.

  • Export Options

    Export parsed data as JSON for API integration or CSV for spreadsheet analysis and documentation.

URL Parser FAQ

What is a URL parser?

A URL parser is a tool that breaks down a URL into its individual components: protocol (http/https), hostname, port, path, query parameters, and hash fragments. This makes it easier to understand and work with complex URLs, especially when debugging web applications or APIs.

How do I use the URL parser?

Simply paste any URL into the input field. The parser will instantly break it down into components and display them with color coding. You can click copy buttons to copy individual parts, edit query parameters, or export the complete parsed data as JSON or CSV.

Can I edit URL parameters?

Yes! You can add new parameters, edit existing key-value pairs, or delete parameters you don't need. The URL is updated in real-time as you make changes, making it perfect for testing different parameter combinations.

What URL formats are supported?

The parser supports all standard URL formats including HTTP, HTTPS, and custom protocols. It can handle URLs with authentication (username:password), custom ports, complex paths, multiple query parameters, and hash fragments.

Is my URL data private?

Absolutely! All URL parsing happens entirely in your browser. Your URLs and data never leave your device or get sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.