URL Parser
Break a URL into its components — protocol, host, port, path, query params, hash — with one click.
How to use the URL Parser
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Paste or type a URL.
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See every component extracted below.
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Copy individual parts or the full breakdown.
What is a URL parser?
A URL parser deconstructs a web address into its standard components as defined by RFC 3986 — scheme, authority, path, query and fragment. Developers use it to debug redirects, inspect query parameters, validate links, and understand how browsers interpret URLs. This tool uses the browser's built-in URL API to parse correctly every time, including edge cases like internationalized domain names and percent-encoded paths.
Key features
- Instantly breaks a URL into protocol, host, port, path, query, and hash
- Query parameters extracted into a clean key-value table
- Handles punycode domains and percent-encoded paths
- 100% client-side — the URL is never sent anywhere
Frequently asked questions
Is the URL I paste sent to a server?
No. Parsing happens entirely in your browser using the URL API. Your URL never leaves your device.
What URL components does it show?
Protocol (https), hostname, port, pathname, search/query string (parsed into key-value pairs), and hash/fragment.
Does it handle international characters?
Yes — domains with non-ASCII characters are shown in both their Punycode and Unicode forms.