URL Encoder/Decoder
Encode or decode URL components. All processing happens locally in your browser.
100% Private & Secure
Your data never leaves your browser
Convert special characters to URL-safe format
How to URL Encode/Decode Online?
Choose Mode
Select 'Encode' to convert text to URL-safe format, or 'Decode' to convert encoded URLs back to readable text.
Enter Text
Paste your text or URL-encoded string into the input field. Supports all special characters and Unicode.
Copy Result
Get your encoded or decoded result instantly. Copy with one click for use in URLs or APIs.
Why Use BrowserKits URL Encoder?
100% Client-Side Processing
All encoding and decoding happens in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Instant Conversion
See results in real-time as you type. No server delays or processing time.
Full Character Support
Properly handles all special characters, Unicode, emojis, and reserved URL characters.
Completely Free
No limits, no registration, no hidden fees. Encode and decode unlimited URLs.
Use Cases
Query Strings
Properly encode query parameters containing special characters, spaces, or Unicode for URLs.
API Requests
Prepare data for API calls by encoding parameters that need to be safely transmitted in URLs.
Special Characters
Handle reserved URL characters like &, =, ?, and # that have special meaning in URLs.
How It Works: Client-Side Processing
Your privacy is our priority. Here's why our approach is different:
encodeURIComponent
Uses the standard JavaScript encodeURIComponent() function for RFC 3986 compliant encoding.
Safe Encoding
Properly encodes all reserved characters while preserving alphanumeric characters and safe symbols.
Reversible
Encoded strings can be perfectly decoded back to original text using decodeURIComponent().
Frequently Asked Questions
What is URL encoding?
URL encoding (percent-encoding) converts special characters into a format that can be safely transmitted in URLs. Characters like spaces become %20, and & becomes %26.
When should I use URL encoding?
Use URL encoding when including special characters in query parameters, form data, or any part of a URL. It ensures data is transmitted correctly without breaking the URL structure.
Is my data secure?
Yes, all processing happens entirely in your browser. Your data never touches our servers - you can verify this by disconnecting from the internet.
How to URL Encode/Decode Online?
Choose Mode
Select 'Encode' to convert text to URL-safe format, or 'Decode' to convert encoded URLs back to readable text.
Enter Text
Paste your text or URL-encoded string into the input field. Supports all special characters and Unicode.
Copy Result
Get your encoded or decoded result instantly. Copy with one click for use in URLs or APIs.
Why Use BrowserKits URL Encoder?
100% Client-Side Processing
All encoding and decoding happens in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Instant Conversion
See results in real-time as you type. No server delays or processing time.
Full Character Support
Properly handles all special characters, Unicode, emojis, and reserved URL characters.
Completely Free
No limits, no registration, no hidden fees. Encode and decode unlimited URLs.
Use Cases
Query Strings
Properly encode query parameters containing special characters, spaces, or Unicode for URLs.
API Requests
Prepare data for API calls by encoding parameters that need to be safely transmitted in URLs.
Special Characters
Handle reserved URL characters like &, =, ?, and # that have special meaning in URLs.
How It Works: Client-Side Processing
Your privacy is our priority. Here's why our approach is different:
encodeURIComponent
Uses the standard JavaScript encodeURIComponent() function for RFC 3986 compliant encoding.
Safe Encoding
Properly encodes all reserved characters while preserving alphanumeric characters and safe symbols.
Reversible
Encoded strings can be perfectly decoded back to original text using decodeURIComponent().
Frequently Asked Questions
What is URL encoding?
URL encoding (percent-encoding) converts special characters into a format that can be safely transmitted in URLs. Characters like spaces become %20, and & becomes %26.
When should I use URL encoding?
Use URL encoding when including special characters in query parameters, form data, or any part of a URL. It ensures data is transmitted correctly without breaking the URL structure.
Is my data secure?
Yes, all processing happens entirely in your browser. Your data never touches our servers - you can verify this by disconnecting from the internet.