URL Parser
Split a URL into protocol, host, port, path, query, and hash in the browser. Query parameters are listed separately. Use this to inspect tracking links, API endpoints, and encoded paths.
Query parameters
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About URL Parser
Parse a URL online into protocol, username, host, port, path, query string, and hash. This free URL parser is built for inspecting API endpoints, tracking links, and encoded paths without guessing which part is the host and which part is a query value.
Developers paste a production URL from a log or ticket and read hostname, default port, and pathname at a glance. Analysts split UTM query parameters. Support teams check whether a redirect target still includes a fragment. Passwords in the userinfo section are not printed in full; only a length hint is shown.
Query parameters are listed in their own table with decoded keys and values. Duplicate keys stay as separate rows. The normalized href is ready to copy. Pair this page with the query string parser when you only have the search part, or with URL encode / decode when you need percent-encoding rather than structure.
Parsing runs in your browser, so tokens in the URL stay on your device. Use this free online URL parser whenever you need a private breakdown of an HTTP or HTTPS address.
Features
- Split a URL into host, path, query, and hash
- Parse, look up, convert, or generate API helpers instantly
- Copy results into docs, tickets, or code
- Private debugging without sending payloads to Free Tool Mate
- No signup and no intentional server-side storage of tool input
How to use URL Parser
- Paste a URL, headers, status code, cURL command, or JSON into URL Parser.
- Run the parse, lookup, convert, or generate action.
- Copy the readable result into your docs, ticket, or code.
- Processing stays in your browser for private debugging.
Frequently asked questions
Is URL Parser free?
Yes. URL Parser on Free Tool Mate is free to use in your browser. There is no paid unlock for the core tool features described on this page.
Does URL Parser upload my data?
No. URL Parser is designed to process your input locally in the browser. Free Tool Mate does not intentionally store tool input or uploaded files on the server.
Do I need an account to use URL Parser?
No account is required. Open the page, use URL Parser, and leave when you are done.
What can I use URL Parser for?
URL Parser covers Split a URL into host, path, query, and hash. It is built for quick, private work in the browser without installing desktop software.