URL Parser & Query String Splitter Free
Breaks a URL down into its parts — scheme, host, path and more — and lists each query parameter separately.
| Part | Value |
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Query string details
| Parameter | Value | Decoded value |
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About this tool
Can parse a partial URL that has no scheme or host, such as just a path and query string; any part that isn't present is shown as "(none)".
A parameter without a value, such as "?debug", is listed with an empty value rather than being skipped.
Query values are shown decoded, so a percent-encoded character is readable.
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent to our server.
When to use it
Useful for debugging a long URL with many tracking parameters, checking what a query string actually contains, or inspecting a URL that includes a username and password.
FAQ
- Can it parse a URL with a username and password in it?
- Yes, a URL in that format is parsed and each part — including the user and password — is shown separately.
- How is it shown if the same parameter name appears more than once?
- Each occurrence is listed as its own row, in the order it appears in the query string.