URL Parser & Builder

What Is a URL Parser?

A URL parser breaks a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) into its individual structural components so you can inspect, debug, or modify each part independently. A typical URL is composed of a protocol (e.g. https), a host (e.g. example.com), an optional port, a path (e.g. /products/shoes), a query string (e.g. ?color=red&size=10), and an optional fragment (e.g. #reviews).

This tool lets you instantly parse any URL by pasting it into the Parser tab, or construct a new URL piece-by-piece using the Builder tab — no coding required.

How to Parse a URL

1. Paste your URL — copy any URL from your browser address bar, a codebase, an API response, or a log file and paste it into the input field on the Parser tab.
2. View the components — the tool instantly breaks the URL into its parts: protocol, host, port, path, query string, and fragment. Each field is displayed separately for easy reading.
3. Inspect query parameters — the query string is decoded and shown as individual key-value pairs so you can see each parameter at a glance.
4. Copy any value — click a field to select its content and copy it for use elsewhere.

How to Build a URL

1. Switch to the Builder tab — click "URL Builder" at the top of the tool.
2. Fill in the components — enter the protocol, host, port (optional), and path into the respective fields.
3. Add query parameters — use the parameter fields to add key-value pairs. The tool handles URL encoding automatically.
4. Copy the generated URL — the fully assembled, properly encoded URL appears at the bottom. Click "Copy URL" to grab it.

Frequently Asked Questions