URL Parser Online
Paste a URL and see it broken down into every part — instantly, entirely in your browser.
URL to parse
URL components
Query parameters
Never uploaded
Parsing happens entirely in your browser, using the same URL engine your browser itself uses.
Every part, broken out
Protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment — each shown separately with its own copy button.
Free, no limit
No account, and no limit on how many URLs you can parse.
What is a URL Parser?
A URL parser takes a full web address and breaks it apart into its individual components — the protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment — so you can inspect, debug, or extract a specific piece without counting characters by hand. It's useful for understanding a long tracking or redirect URL, checking what parameters an API call is actually sending, or debugging a link that isn't working as expected.
How to Parse a URL Online
- Paste a URL. Type or paste any web address into the box.
- Read the breakdown. Every component — protocol, host, port, path, and fragment — appears instantly, with query parameters listed separately in their own table.
- Copy any part. Each result row has its own Copy button.
URL Components Explained
| Part | Example | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Protocol | https: | The scheme used to access the resource |
| Host | www.example.com:8080 | Domain name plus port, if any |
| Pathname | /path/to/page | The location of the resource on the host |
| Search | ?search=hello&tag=js | The raw query string, starting with ? |
| Hash | #section | The fragment identifier, often used for in-page anchors |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I parse a URL?
Paste a full URL into the box and it's broken down instantly into its protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment — no button to click.
What parts make up a URL?
A URL is made of several parts: the protocol/scheme, an optional username and password, the host, an optional port, the path, the query string, and the fragment/hash.
Does it parse the query string into individual parameters?
Yes — every key-value pair in the query string is listed separately in its own table, including repeated keys, with each value already percent-decoded for readability.
What happens if I paste a URL without a scheme?
If no protocol is given, https:// is assumed automatically so the URL can still be parsed.
What happens if I paste an invalid URL?
You'll see a clear error message rather than a blank or broken result — parsing requires a syntactically valid URL structure.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. The URL is parsed entirely in your browser using the same URL engine your browser itself uses — nothing is sent to CurePDF's servers.
Is the URL parser free?
Yes, with no account required and no limit on how many URLs you can parse.
Can I copy individual parts of the URL?
Yes — every result row, including each query parameter, has its own Copy button.