Your data is never sent to a server or stored anywhere. All processing happens in your browser.

URL Parser

Protocol
https
Username
user
Password
pass
Hostname
example.com
Port
8080
Host (host:port)
example.com:8080
Path
/path/to/page
Query string
q=hello&lang=en
Fragment
section-2
Origin
https://example.com:8080

Path segments

  1. path
  2. to
  3. page

Query parameters

q
hello
lang
en

How to Use

Paste a URL into the input field and the tool breaks it into components (protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, fragment) instantly. Query parameters are also shown as decoded key-value pairs.

URL Structure

A URL has the form `protocol://username:password@hostname:port/path?query#fragment`. Each part plays a distinct role: server access (protocol + host + port), resource selection (path), additional context (query parameters), and within-page location (fragment). The tool uses the browser's built-in URL API for accurate parsing.

Use Cases

  • Pull out just the query parameters from a complex URL (OAuth callbacks, tracking-laden share links)
  • Check whether credentials (user:pass) appear in a URL
  • Visually distinguish the fragment (after #) from the search string (after ?)
  • Compare URL normalization before and after (trailing slashes, etc.)
  • Sanity-check your own URL validation logic

Privacy

URL parsing is done entirely with the browser's URL API; the input never leaves your device. Even credentials embedded in URLs stay local — though you should still avoid pasting them while screen-sharing.