URL Parser
Parse URLs into scheme, host, path, query, fragment, and credential-safe parts locally in your browser.
Paste a URL to inspect its scheme, hostname, port, path, query string, fragment, origin, and search parameters. Relative URL parsing can use a base URL when you need to resolve paths the same way they would resolve from a page location.
How it works
The tool breaks a URL into common components such as scheme, origin, host, path, query string, fragment, and repeated query parameters. When relative URL parsing is enabled, the base URL supplies the missing scheme and host.
Credential values are masked by default, including in the resolved URL line. Enable the credential option only when you intentionally want the output to include username and password text from the supplied URL.
This tool does not fetch URLs, test reachability, expand redirects, check DNS, or verify whether a URL is safe. It only parses the text you provide.
Input stays in the browser. Avoid pasting private tokens, signed URLs, or credentials unless you trust the current device and page context.
