URL parser
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About URL parser
URL Parser breaks any URL into its individual components — protocol, hostname, port, path, query parameters, and hash fragment — and displays each part clearly. Useful for debugging API endpoints, OAuth redirects, UTM links, and any complex URL during development.
When to use URL parser
- Extract and inspect query parameters from a complex redirect URL
- Debug API endpoint construction by separating path from query strings
- Parse OAuth callback URLs to extract authorization codes and state values
- Analyze UTM tracking parameters in marketing links
- Verify a URL is correctly formed before using it in code or configuration
How it works
Your input is passed to the browser's built-in URL constructor, which parses it according to the WHATWG URL Standard. Query parameters are extracted using URLSearchParams, producing a key-value listing. Invalid URLs trigger an "Invalid URL" error with a prompt to include the protocol — the most common omission.
Example
Parsed URL
Input:
https://nadhebe.com/tools/json-formatter/?mode=beautify&source=demo#workspace Output:
Protocol: https:
Host: nadhebe.com
Path: /tools/json-formatter/
Query:
mode: beautify
source: demo
Hash: #workspace Privacy & Security Guarantee
URL parser processes all data locally inside your web browser. No input text, files, credentials, or outputs are ever transmitted to remote servers, logged to analytics databases, or retained across sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this tool.
Can I parse relative URLs like /tools/json-formatter/? ▼
No. The tool requires absolute URLs including the protocol (https:// or http://). Relative paths cannot be parsed without a base URL. Add your domain to make it absolute.
Does URL Parser handle percent-encoded characters? ▼
Yes. The WHATWG URL parser decodes percent-encoded characters (like %20 for space) automatically. Query parameter values are displayed in their decoded form.
Are my URLs stored anywhere? ▼
No. Parsing is entirely local using your browser's built-in URL API. Your URLs are never transmitted to any server.
What happens with malformed URLs? ▼
The tool returns an "Invalid URL" error. The most common cause is a missing protocol. Fix: add https:// to the beginning of your URL.
Is URL parser free to use? ▼
Yes. URL parser is completely free and executes locally inside your web browser. No registration, API token, or software installation is required.
Is my input data uploaded to any server? ▼
No. Nadhebe utilities execute 100% client-side in your web browser. Your text, payloads, or files never leave your device.
Can I use this tool offline? ▼
Yes. Once the page is loaded in your browser, the JavaScript execution environment runs locally without needing an active internet connection.
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