How does the URL parsing work?

The tool uses the browser's built-in URL API to parse URLs. This ensures accurate, standards-compliant parsing of all URL components.

What URL components are displayed?

The tool shows protocol, hostname, port, pathname, search parameters (in a table), hash fragment, and the full origin.

No. The URL must be absolute (include a protocol like https://). Relative URLs cannot be parsed without a base URL.

No. All parsing happens locally in your browser using the native URL constructor.

Parse any URL and inspect its components in real time.

URL

Step 1

Enter or paste a full URL into the input field.

Step 2

Components are parsed and displayed in real time.

Step 3

View protocol, host, path, search params, and more.

Step 4

Search parameters are shown in a readable table format.

Real-time URL parsing as you type.

Uses the browser's native URL API for accuracy.

Displays all URL components: protocol, hostname, port, pathname, hash, origin.

Search parameters shown in a clear table.

Completely client-side — no data leaves your browser.

: The tool uses the browser's built-in URL API to parse URLs. This ensures accurate, standards-compliant parsing of all URL components.
: The tool shows protocol, hostname, port, pathname, search parameters (in a table), hash fragment, and the full origin.
: No. The URL must be absolute (include a protocol like https://). Relative URLs cannot be parsed without a base URL.
: No. All parsing happens locally in your browser using the native URL constructor.