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URL Parser Online Free โ€” Extract Protocol, Host, Path, Params

Parse URLs into protocol, host, pathname, query parameters, and hash. Extract URL components. Free, no signup required.

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How to Use

  1. Paste a complete URL into the input field
  2. View the parsed components: protocol, host, path, query, hash
  3. Inspect individual query parameters in the table
  4. Copy any component value you need

Common Use Cases

  • Debugging complex API endpoint URLs
  • Analyzing UTM tracking parameters in marketing URLs
  • Extracting query parameters from redirect URLs
  • Validating URL format before using in applications

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the parts of a URL?
A URL consists of: protocol (https://), hostname (example.com), port (:8080), pathname (/api/users), query string (?id=123&sort=name), and fragment hash (#section).
How are query parameters parsed?
Query parameters start after the ? character and are separated by &. Each parameter is a key=value pair. Values may be percent-encoded for special characters.
Does it handle encoded URLs?
Yes. The tool automatically decodes percent-encoded characters (like %20 for spaces) and displays the decoded values alongside the raw encoded form.