URL Parser
Parse URLs and extract all components including protocol, host, path, and query parameters. All processing happens locally in your browser.
100% Private & Secure
Your data never leaves your browser
How to Parse URLs Online?
Enter URL
Paste any complete URL including the protocol (http:// or https://) into the input field.
View Components
Instantly see all URL parts: protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and hash fragment.
Copy Values
Copy any component with one click. Export query parameters for debugging or documentation.
Why Use BrowserKits URL Parser?
100% Client-Side
All URL parsing happens in your browser. Your URLs never leave your device.
Complete Breakdown
Extracts all URL components including protocol, hostname, port, path, query string, and hash.
Query Parameter Table
Automatically parses and displays all query parameters in an easy-to-read table format.
Completely Free
No limits, no registration, no hidden fees. Parse unlimited URLs.
Use Cases
Link Analysis
Break down complex URLs to understand their structure, including tracking parameters and redirects.
Debugging
Debug URL-related issues by examining each component separately to identify problems.
Parameter Extraction
Extract and analyze query parameters from URLs for analytics, testing, or documentation.
How It Works: Client-Side Processing
Your privacy is our priority. Here's why our approach is different:
URL API
Uses the browser's native URL API for accurate, standards-compliant URL parsing.
Component Breakdown
Extracts all URL parts including protocol, host, port, pathname, search, and hash.
Query Parsing
Automatically parses query strings into individual key-value pairs for easy inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What URL components are extracted?
The parser extracts: protocol (http/https), hostname, port, pathname, search string (query), hash fragment, origin, and if present, username and password. Query parameters are parsed into individual key-value pairs.
Can I parse URLs with authentication?
Yes, the parser handles URLs with embedded credentials (username:password@host). These are extracted and displayed separately for easy inspection.
Is my URL data secure?
Yes, all parsing happens entirely in your browser. Your URLs never touch our servers - safe for parsing internal or sensitive URLs.
How to Parse URLs Online?
Enter URL
Paste any complete URL including the protocol (http:// or https://) into the input field.
View Components
Instantly see all URL parts: protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and hash fragment.
Copy Values
Copy any component with one click. Export query parameters for debugging or documentation.
Why Use BrowserKits URL Parser?
100% Client-Side
All URL parsing happens in your browser. Your URLs never leave your device.
Complete Breakdown
Extracts all URL components including protocol, hostname, port, path, query string, and hash.
Query Parameter Table
Automatically parses and displays all query parameters in an easy-to-read table format.
Completely Free
No limits, no registration, no hidden fees. Parse unlimited URLs.
Use Cases
Link Analysis
Break down complex URLs to understand their structure, including tracking parameters and redirects.
Debugging
Debug URL-related issues by examining each component separately to identify problems.
Parameter Extraction
Extract and analyze query parameters from URLs for analytics, testing, or documentation.
How It Works: Client-Side Processing
Your privacy is our priority. Here's why our approach is different:
URL API
Uses the browser's native URL API for accurate, standards-compliant URL parsing.
Component Breakdown
Extracts all URL parts including protocol, host, port, pathname, search, and hash.
Query Parsing
Automatically parses query strings into individual key-value pairs for easy inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What URL components are extracted?
The parser extracts: protocol (http/https), hostname, port, pathname, search string (query), hash fragment, origin, and if present, username and password. Query parameters are parsed into individual key-value pairs.
Can I parse URLs with authentication?
Yes, the parser handles URLs with embedded credentials (username:password@host). These are extracted and displayed separately for easy inspection.
Is my URL data secure?
Yes, all parsing happens entirely in your browser. Your URLs never touch our servers - safe for parsing internal or sensitive URLs.