Make text safe for links, turn unreadable %D8%A7… addresses back into words, and see every part and parameter of a URL in a clear table.
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Links may only contain a limited set of characters. Spaces, letters outside English and symbols such as & or ? are written as %XX codes (percent-encoding). That is why a link with Arabic, Chinese or Russian words can look like a long row of % signs.
The parser tab shows the protocol, host, port, path, hash and every query parameter decoded, which helps when you check tracking links, redirects or API calls.
It is an encoded space. Every %XX is one byte of the UTF-8 code of a character.
Browsers encode non-English letters when copying a link. Decode it here to read it again.
Component also encodes / ? & = and #, so it is right for a single value. Full URL keeps them so the link still works.
Yes. Valid parts are decoded and broken % sequences are kept as they are, with a warning.
No. Everything happens on this page.
Yes. Use the “Parse URL” tab to list every parameter with its decoded value.