URL Parser
Parse a URL into protocol, host, port, path, query, and fragment right in your browser.
URL input
Parsed JSON
Use cases
Common ways to use this tool:
- Quick conversions
Convert data quickly without installing anything.
- Debugging
Inspect or transform values while troubleshooting.
- Data preparation
Prepare output for other tools, scripts, or APIs.
- Learning
Learn by experimenting with different inputs.
- Sharing results
Copy results and share them with others.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I use this app?
- Paste a URL into the input, review the parsed JSON output, and copy the result if you need to share it. Use Clear to start over.
- Is this app free to use?
- Yes. The app is free to use and does not require an account.
- What happens to my input data?
- The parser works in your browser and does not store the URLs you enter. Clipboard actions use your local browser permissions.
- Why am I getting an error or unexpected output?
- The input may not be a valid URL yet. Try adding a protocol such as https://, check for invalid characters, and review the query string format.
- Where can I find instructions and troubleshooting tips?
- Use the in-app Help panel. It explains the parsing fallback, masked password handling, and how query parameters are grouped.
How to use URL Parser
How to use
- Paste a full URL, or type a hostname and path if you want the parser to assume https://.
- Review the parsed JSON to inspect protocol, auth fields, host, path, query params, and fragment.
- Copy the JSON output when you are ready to reuse it in a bug report, script, or documentation.
Tips
- If the input has no protocol, URL Parser tries again with https:// so common host-only inputs still work.
- Usernames stay visible, but passwords are replaced with a placeholder to avoid accidental disclosure.
- Repeated query parameter names are grouped into arrays so you can spot duplicate values quickly.