URL Parser

Overview

• Breaks a URL down into components such as protocol, hostname, port, pathname, query parameters, and hash.

• Uses the browser's standard URL API, so the result matches how the URL would actually be interpreted by a browser or Node.js.

• Even when multiple query parameters share the same key, every key-value pair is listed individually.

Usage

1. 1

   Enter the URL you want to parse into the input field.

2. 2

   Click the "Parse" button.

3. 3

   Components such as protocol, hostname, pathname, and query parameters are displayed.

Example

https://example.com:8080/users?id=123&name=taro#profile

protocol: https:
hostname: example.com
port: 8080
pathname: /users
queryParams: id=123, name=taro
hash: #profile

Use Cases

• Quickly checking the value of a specific query parameter within a long, complex URL

• Breaking down and verifying the components (hostname, path, etc.) of a redirect target URL or API endpoint

• Listing out a URL's components to record its structure in documentation or investigation notes

FAQ

Notes

• A URL without a protocol (such as https://) results in an error. Enter a full URL, not a relative one.

• A URL containing credentials (username/password) uses a format that browsers consider deprecated. Avoid using it in production.

• The entered URL exists only on the page and is lost on reload.