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. Enter the URL you want to parse into the input field.
2. Click the "Parse" button.
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.