URL Parser: Inspect a Link and Query Parameters
Split a URL into scheme, host, path and query components. Remove sensitive values before sharing a link.
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URL Parser: Inspect a Link and Query Parameters
The URL parser displays a link's scheme, host, path and query parameters separately. It is useful when debugging endpoints or reviewing tracking parameters.
Query strings can contain access tokens, email addresses or other sensitive values. Remove credentials and personal data before sharing a sample URL.
How to use it
- Enter the complete URL.
- Review the parsed scheme, host, port, path and parameters.
- Remove sensitive query values before sharing or rebuilding the link.
Example
Input: https://example.org/search?q=hello&page=2
Output: Host: example.org · Path: /search · q=hello · page=2
Who is it for?
- Web and backend developers
- API troubleshooting teams
- People inspecting query parameters
Privacy and limitations
Parsing runs in the browser and the URL is not sent to an API. Do not enter real credentials or personal data into a public example.
URL Encoding: Query Parameters, Paths and Percent-Encoding
Frequently asked questions
Why was the URL not parsed?
The scheme may be missing or the format may be invalid. Include the protocol and check spaces or escaped characters.
Does query parameter order matter?
Many servers ignore order, but signed URLs and custom endpoints may be order-sensitive.
Does parsing remove UTM parameters?
Parsing makes components visible; use an explicit edit or cleanup action to remove parameters.
Is my URL sent to a server?
Parsing runs in this browser and the URL is not sent to an API. Keep private URL values confidential anyway.