URL Parser

Parse a URL into protocol, host, hostname, port, path, query string, fragment, and individual query parameters. The structured result is useful for debugging links, API endpoints, redirects, callback URLs, and campaign tracking.

What the URL parser shows

The output separates values that are easy to confuse when reading a long address. It keeps repeated query parameters as individual key-value entries and provides the complete result as formatted JSON for copying into a bug report, test, or script.

How to inspect a URL

1. Paste an absolute URL, including https://, for an unambiguous result.
2. Review the parsed path, port, fragment, and query values.
3. Copy the JSON when you need the components in another tool.

Parsing does not open the URL, test whether it exists, follow redirects, or make a network request. Percent-encoded query values are decoded by the browser URL parser.

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