What components does the URL parser extract?
It extracts the Protocol (scheme), Username/Password (if present), Hostname, Port, Pathname, individual Query Parameters (search params), and the Hash Fragment.
URL Parser is a developer utility that dissects complex, lengthy web addresses into clean, readable components. Instantly decompose any URI to extract the protocol (HTTP/HTTPS), hostname/domain, port number, pathname, individual query string variables, and hash fragments. Perfect for debugging API requests, analyzing tracking links, and verifying redirect structures.
A standard URL (Uniform Resource Locator) follows strict syntax rules defined by RFC 3986. It consists of the Scheme (protocol), Authority (user credentials, host, and port), Path (the resource location), Query (parameters starting with ?), and Fragment (internal anchors starting with #). This tool uses native JavaScript URL parsing to guarantee 100% browser-standard adherence.
It extracts the Protocol (scheme), Username/Password (if present), Hostname, Port, Pathname, individual Query Parameters (search params), and the Hash Fragment.
Yes. Query parameters containing percent-encoded characters (like %20 for space) are automatically decoded into readable text in the parsed output.
If the URL is structurally invalid and cannot be parsed by standard W3C browser engines, the tool will notify you that the string is not a valid URL.
No. The parsing is purely structural and lexical. The tool never makes network requests to the pasted URL, making it totally safe for inspecting malicious links.
No. The URL is parsed locally in your browser memory. We do not store or log the URLs you analyze.
Yes, it is completely free to use with no artificial limits.
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Output
Input
https://example.com:8080/v1/users/search?name=john&sort=asc#results
Output
Protocol: https Host: example.com Port: 8080 Path: /v1/users/search Query: name=john, sort=asc Hash: #results