Parse & Analyze URLs
Break down any URL into its individual components. Parse protocol, hostname, port, path, query parameters, and hash fragments instantly — all in your browser.
URL Parser
Type or paste any URL to see its components parsed instantly.
Enter a URL to analyze
Type or paste a URL above to see its visual breakdown, each parsed component, and extra analysis.
Hover over any part to highlight its section in the breakdown.
What this tool does not do
- Does not validate that a URL is reachable or exists.
- Only parses absolute URLs with a valid protocol.
- Does not follow redirects or perform DNS lookups.
How It Works
Enter a URL
Type or paste any valid URL into the input field.
Instant Parsing
The tool immediately breaks it down using the native URL API.
Deep Analysis
Review domain, path, query, encoding, host and security analysis, then copy or export the results.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a URL parser?
A URL parser breaks down a URL into its individual components such as protocol, hostname, port, pathname, query parameters, and hash fragment. This helps developers understand and manipulate URL structures.
What are the components of a URL?
A URL typically consists of: protocol (http/https), authentication (username:password), hostname (domain or IP), port number, path (resource location), query string (key-value parameters), and hash (fragment identifier).
Is my URL data stored on a server?
No. All parsing happens entirely in your browser using the native URL API (WHATWG standard). Your URL data never leaves your device.
What URL types are supported?
HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, FTPS, WebSocket, mailto, tel, sms, file, data, blob and javascript URLs, plus IPv4, IPv6, localhost and Unicode (Punycode) hostnames.
How is the security score calculated?
The score starts at 100 and deducts points for a missing HTTPS scheme, credentials in the URL, a non-default port, and sensitive parameters such as passwords, tokens or API keys.
What is URL encoding?
URL encoding (percent-encoding) replaces unsafe characters with a percent sign followed by their hex value. It is required to safely pass spaces, slashes and non-ASCII characters inside query strings and paths.