URL Parser

Parse URLs online and inspect protocols, hostnames, paths, query parameters, ports, and fragments with this free URL parsing tool.

Protocol: https:

Username:

Host: example.com:8080

Hostname: example.com

Port: 8080

Pathname: /path/page

Search: ?name=dev&tool=parser

Hash: #section

Origin: https://example.com:8080

Query parameters

name = dev

tool = parser

🔒 Privacy-minded processing: browser-based tools are designed to process supported inputs locally. Network-backed tools such as DNS lookup send only the requested lookup to the service.

GUIDE

What is URL Parser?

A URL Parser breaks a web address into its individual components so you can understand exactly how a URL is structured. Inspect the protocol, hostname, port, path, query parameters, and fragment when present. This free online URL parsing tool is useful for web development, API debugging, link analysis, and troubleshooting malformed URLs. Enter a web address to examine its components in a clear, organized format.

WHY IT HELPS

Why use this tool?

Handle small development tasks without writing a throwaway script.
Check a value or schedule quickly while you work.
Keep common utilities in one place.

HOW TO USE

How to use URL Parser

Step 1. Enter the input or choose the options.
Step 2. Review the result shown by the tool.
Step 3. Copy it into your project and test it in your environment.

PRACTICAL USES

Common use cases

Generating test values

Checking schedules and syntax

Debugging configuration

Learning how a format works

EXAMPLE IN PRACTICE

Parse URL components in JavaScript

The URL API exposes the hostname, path, query parameters, and fragment separately.

const url = new URL("https://example.com/search?q=json&page=2");
console.log(url.hostname); // example.com
console.log(url.searchParams.get("q")); // json

GOOD TO KNOW

Important notes

Behavior can differ between systems, so test the result where it will be used.

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FAQ

URL Parser FAQ

What is URL Parser?

Parse URLs online and inspect protocols, hostnames, paths, query parameters, ports, and fragments with this free URL parsing tool.

Do I need an account to use URL Parser?

No. You can use it without creating an account.