Break any URL into its components — scheme, host, port, path, and query parameters — with decoded values. Debug links, redirects, and tracking parameters. 100% client-side.
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URL Components
Query Parameters (3)
color=red
size=42
ref=home
Path Segments (2)
productsshoes
Inspect and Break Down Any URL
Modern URLs can get long and dense — a single link might carry a dozen query parameters, a port, credentials, and a fragment. When you need to debug a redirect, understand a tracking link, or check exactly what a query string contains, reading it by eye is slow and error-prone. This URL parser splits any URL into its labelled components instantly, so you can see the scheme, hostname, port, path segments, every query parameter, and the fragment at a glance.
It is built on your browser's native URL engine, the same one that powers the address bar, so its parsing is accurate and standards-compliant. Everything runs locally, which means links containing access tokens or private parameters never leave your device.
Decode Query Parameters and Path Segments
The tool is especially handy for query strings. Each parameter is listed as a clean key/value pair, and values are URL-decoded so percent-encoded characters become readable — no more mentally translating %20 into a space or %2F into a slash. Path segments are split out too, which is useful for understanding REST-style routes and slugs.
Whether you are an SEO auditing UTM tracking parameters, a developer debugging an API request, or just curious what a long link actually does, the URL parser gives you a complete, copyable breakdown in one place. Click any value to copy it instantly.
How to use this URL Parser & Inspector?
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Paste a URL
Enter any URL — with or without the https:// prefix.
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See Components
The scheme, host, port, path, and fragment are broken out and labelled.
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Inspect Params
Every query parameter is listed as a key/value pair, with decoded values.
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Copy Anything
Click any component to copy it instantly.
Frequently Asked Questions
It breaks a URL into its individual components — scheme, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment — and displays each part clearly. This makes it easy to inspect, debug, or understand a complex URL, especially long ones with many query parameters.
A URL is made of: the scheme (https), optional credentials, the hostname (example.com), an optional port, the path (/products/shoes), the query string (?color=red&size=42), and the fragment (#reviews). This tool labels and separates every one of them.
Yes. Query parameter values are shown both in their raw form and URL-decoded, so you can read percent-encoded characters (like %20 for a space or %2F for a slash) in plain text.
Yes. If you paste something like "example.com/path", the tool assumes https:// so you still get a full breakdown. You can also paste URLs with any scheme, including ftp, mailto, or custom app schemes.
No. Parsing uses your browser's built-in URL engine and runs entirely on your device. The URL you inspect is never uploaded, so it is safe for links containing tokens or private parameters.