URL Parser

Paste any absolute URL to inspect its components: protocol, credentials, hostname, port, path, query string, hash, and origin.

Introduction

URL Parser is a free, browser-based utility in our Network Tools collection. Paste any absolute URL to inspect its components: protocol, credentials, hostname, port, path, query string, hash, and origin. Split an absolute URL into protocol, host, path, query, and hash using the browser URL API. Useful for redirects, deep links, and API endpoint debugging. Everything runs locally in your browser — inputs stay on your device, with no account or upload required. Highlights include protocol, host, port, path.

Features

Protocol, host, port, path
Query and hash inspection
Origin and full href
Copy parts as JSON

How to use

1
Paste a full URL including protocol (https://..).
2
Review each component in the grid.
3
Copy JSON if you need a structured dump.

Example

With query

Input

https://example.com/path?q=1#top

Output

hostname=example.com, pathname=/path, search=?q=1

Benefits

Run URL Parser entirely in the browser with no signup or installation.
Keep sensitive sample data private — processing never leaves your device.
Protocol, host, port, path
Query and hash inspection
Origin and full href
Pair it with Query Parser and URL Encoder when your workflow needs adjacent utilities.

FAQs

No. Provide an absolute URL with a protocol so the browser can parse it.

If present in the URL, the password component is displayed. Avoid pasting secrets into shared screens.

No. Parsing is local.

Yes. URL Parser on EverydayDevTools is free, with no account, watermarks, or usage caps for normal interactive use.

No. URL Parser runs in your browser. Your input is processed locally and is not sent to EverydayDevTools servers.

Paste any absolute URL to inspect its components: protocol, credentials, hostname, port, path, query string, hash, and origin. It fits everyday network tools tasks when you want a fast local utility instead of installing a CLI or opening a heavy IDE feature.

Core capabilities include: Protocol, host, port, path; Query and hash inspection; Origin and full href; Copy parts as JSON.

Developers often pair URL Parser with Query Parser, URL Encoder, Slug Converter. Open Related tools on this page for quick links.